Fleeing Famine? I've Got a Golden Finger

Jiang Miao had a golden finger, but she wasn't Heaven's favorite daughter, so she transmigrated into an era that was both unfamiliar and terrible. Here, drought had ravaged the land, and famine was everywhere. Natural disasters, human calamities, pursuit, and plunder. Treacherous people, a harsh environment, and the struggle to survive: everything constantly tested her. She had seen starving, greedy people tear into live horses and devour them without hesitation. She had seen mountains of corpses, and she had seen the horrors of people eating people. Yet even amid such brutal reality, quiet warmth flowed through the world, soothing hearts gripped by fear. Jiang Miao thought that if she hadn't saved Xi Fuyin that day, perhaps she would have turned out very differently. At first, Jiang Miao saved him for a reason of her own. Later, they traveled together, relying on each other through life and death and saving one another. Before they knew it, love had sunk into their bones. No one knows where love begins, but once it does, it runs deep! Xi Fuyin met Jiang Miao at his most wretched and desperate. This frail woman pulled him out of the abyss and led him alive out of hell. This is, in fact, a story about fleeing famine. A famine-escape story. 1. The female lead has a golden finger that lets her absorb and control the life force of plants. 2. The male lead is no saint. His legs are crippled, but the female lead will heal him later. 3. The female lead is no naive sweetheart. In a time of famine and chaos, she has to be selfish at times to stay alive. Content warning: The female lead suffers terribly!!!! Note: "No one knows where love begins, but once it does, it runs deep" is a quote from Tang Xianzu's The Peony Pavilion. Theme: Life is hard. Cherish it.