The Farming Girl Has a Little Land

With her father dead and her mother missing, and a year of severe drought underway, Ye Taotao fled with her child bridegroom before her relatives could sell her off. Together, they struggled to survive in a world torn apart by chaos. It was only when her child bridegroom fell gravely ill and, after waking up with a new soul, said the words "transmigrator" that Ye Taotao remembered everything. Ye Taotao was a transmigrator with a space for growing plants. Her father was the real heir in a story about a true and a false heir, and her mother was the beloved original in a story about a stand-in for someone's moonlight. But she hadn't remembered any of it before. My new novel, Raising Cubs as a Hamster in Another World, is now underway. The Bai brothers were young beastfolk cubs who had been left to fend for themselves. They braved the elements, sometimes eating their fill and sometimes going hungry, and dreamed of having good food and a comfortable home. "Bro, I'm hungry." He planted a paw on his foolish little brother and thought of the hamster who loved bringing cubs home to raise. The idea was tempting. "Tomorrow, we'll catch a rabbit and take it to her. She'll definitely let us stay. Then we won't have to go hungry or freeze anymore." Bai Yi lifted his chin slightly. "We're way more capable than those freeloaders!" Bai Xiaohu rolled around happily. "You're so smart, Bro!" After being saved by a cat mother in another world, Ye Maomao had no choice but to take on the responsibility of raising fluffy little ones. "One, two... six, seven." Ye Maomao counted on her paws, looking at the fluffy crowd gathered around her. How had there ended up being two more? She stared at the ever-growing number of fluffballs in her care and fell silent. How was she supposed to manage without a System?! My next novel, The Early-Death Wife Has Seen the Light, is coming soon. Visit my author page to save it. Thank you! The first month after her husband left for the capital to take the imperial exams. Ye Tao fell and hit her head. Her father-in-law had broken his leg and was lying in bed, while her frail mother-in-law was in bed too. Then she remembered. She had worked herself to the bone to support the whole family, but her in-laws thought she wasn't capable enough, her younger siblings thought she wasn't pretty enough, and her children thought she wasn't respectable enough. At last, news came that her husband had passed the exams and was returning home in glory. The family packed their bags and headed to the capital, abandoning her while she was ill. She held on for a whole month before she finally died. Looking at the spotless, orderly house, she dropped the bucket. Do it yourself if you want it done. She wouldn't be alive much longer anyway, so she was done trying! Theme: Surviving against all odds in the face of adversity