Daily Life of Setting Up a Grassland Stall and Making a Fortune

[I will fill in the gaps in this story, but the outline has run into problems for now. Once I've sorted it out, I will definitely finish it!]

Chu Yan died in the apocalypse. When she opened her eyes again, she found that she had transmigrated.

Looking at the fertile grassland, the herds of cattle and sheep, and the warm smoke rising from chimneys, Chu Yan was so happy she almost cried.

Jiang Bai was an expert at herding and hunting, yet he had married a Han Chinese woman who could neither shoulder a load nor lift a hand to help.

The people of the tribe all disapproved.

Especially after news came that Jiang Bai had died in battle. Everyone was even more certain that Chu Yan would elope with her lover back to the Central Plains, leaving Jiang Bai's younger brother and sister to starve or be eaten by wolves.

But who would have guessed that Chu Yan not only stayed, but also made a wok, bought a donkey, hitched up a cart, and prepared to start a food stall.

Set up a stall on a grassland where there was nothing but cattle, sheep, and wolves? Everyone thought Chu Yan had gone crazy and waited to laugh at her.

But as one delicious dish after another came out of the wok, from fried pancakes and fried rice to fish soup and roast whole lamb, everyone could no longer resist. They rushed forward with silver in hand.

Later, Chu Yan's little stall became the most popular place on the grassland, her younger brother and sister became the happiest children in the tribe, and matchmakers came calling so often they nearly wore down the doorstep.

Little scenes:

1. Jiang Bai returned in a rush after completing his mission. Before he could even enter his home, someone stopped him.

The man asked, "Brother, are you here to buy food, or to ask for Chu's hand in marriage? Get in line at the back first."

Jiang Bai: ??

2. Jiang Bai had been away from home for two years. What worried him most was how his younger siblings were getting along with his wife. When he returned and saw them living harmoniously together, he finally relaxed.

But as soon as he stepped outside, he heard his younger brother, once so quiet and reserved, say to his wife, "Sister-in-law, if you divorce my big brother, can we still stay with you?"

His younger sister, once so timid, added, "Brother Ahai next door seems pretty good. He's come over lots of times."

Jiang Bai: ?! He had relaxed far too soon.

P.S.:

1. This is entirely fictional, entirely fictional, entirely fictional.

2. The heroine's rise to wealth is the main storyline. At first, she works hard for her little family; later, she leads the people of the tribe to prosperity too. There is no court politics.

3. The male lead appears later on.

Theme: Create a happy life with your own hands.