I Woke Up on the Road to Exile

Apocalypse-era powerhouse Song Wan dies one day and transmigrates to ancient times, right in the middle of a family being exiled. According to the original owner's memories, her grandfather, father, and brothers all died in battle one after another. The entire Marquis Weiyuan household was left with only women, children, and young boys, yet they still couldn't escape being exiled two thousand li to Qianzhou. The newly arrived Song Wan glanced at the few pitiful little dumplings clustered around her, held back her feelings, and decided to get the original owner's family safely to their place of exile before leaving. Later, wanting the original owner's family to have a better life in exile, she picked up all sorts of good things along the way. From several mountain rabbits, pheasants, pigs, and goats, to the head of a band of mountain bandits, to her second uncle's family, who had been bullied, to her eldest brother Song, who had lost his memory, to her second brother Song, so frail he was barely clinging to life, to the younger brother of the late empress, who owed the Marquis Weiyuan a debt of gratitude, and even her fiance, Gu Yanji, whom she nearly killed... Wait, it seems like something strange got mixed in at the end??? - Gu Yanji was born into the Prince of the Southwest's household. At sixteen, he took his father's and brothers' place on the battlefield. After suffering a severe injury, he fell unconscious and had a long, drawn-out dream. In the dream, he couldn't make it back to the capital in time, and his father and brothers died on the way to exile. His younger brother vanished without a trace, and his only nephew was kidnapped. His mother and sister-in-law, unable to bear the humiliation, threw themselves beneath the carriage axle and died. By the time he arrived, only a few unrecognizable corpses remained. When he awoke from the dream, Gu Yanji didn't stop to think. He immediately set off for the capital with his personal guards, hoping to prevent the dream's ending. But when he arrived, he found that reality seemed quite different from his dream. The Weiyuan Marquis household, which had been wiped out even earlier in the dream, was still alive and well. His eldest brother, once so ill that he had only a breath left, could now wield a knife and chop firewood. His little brothers, nephews, and nieces were a whole lot plumper than in the dream, all lying in their father's arms. His mother and sister-in-law were gathered around the stove, cooking porridge... And the girl who had snatched him up flung him in front of both families and proudly declared, "Look at this treasure I found in the mountains!" Gu Yanji: ... A few warnings about this story: It takes place in a fictional setting! A very fictional setting! When it comes to power struggles, the heroine's fists and whip are the final word. Every scheme and plot is solved with one punch. If one punch isn't enough, she adds a couple of kicks. If you're looking for a back-and-forth battle of wits and political intrigue, there isn't any! The heroine can't do that either! (Actually, the author can't! I'm not good at this, so I'll say it first!) The heroine's combat ability is off the charts. Nobody can beat her! The hero is strong, but the heroine is even stronger (in combat and career)! The writing is amateurish. Feel free to leave if it's not to your taste! Both leads are sexually inexperienced, and it's a one-on-one romance! Theme: Never give up until the very last moment.