A post-apocalyptic powerhouse, Tang Wanqing transmigrates into the body of a frail, sickly young farmer's wife.
Her husband, Su Qingyun, is hopeless at chores and knows nothing about farming. The villagers all feel sorry for her, but Tang Wanqing doesn't care. If she can twist the head off a zombie king, surely she can handle a freeloader?
Before Tang Wanqing can do anything, though, the borderlands fall into chaos, and she has no choice but to pack up and flee with the villagers.
Her new family's house is dirt poor, with an empty rice jar, but luckily her storage space came with her. Tang Wanqing gathers supplies as she flees. By the time they reach safety, the villagers are worrying about how to make ends meet, while her storage space is already piled high with goods.
Tang Wanqing rolls her wrists. Life is stable, and food and clothing are taken care of. It's time to reform this freeloader.
Tang Wanqing is frail, and Su Qingyun is lazy and gluttonous. In peaceful times, the two of them might just have scraped by, but now...
The villagers have no faith in the young couple. Yet not only do the two survive the journey to escape the famine, Su Qingyun also keeps getting more successful. From an ordinary commoner to a licentiate, then a provincial graduate, and finally a presented scholar... His path through the imperial examinations is just like his name: he rises steadily toward the clouds.
Everyone says Su Qingyun is lucky to have married a wife who brings him good fortune. Only Su Qingyun knows that she does more than bring him good fortune. When she gets serious, she could kill her husband outright. If he dares not work hard, he can expect her to come collect his corpse.
Theme: Those who work hard are never short on luck.
