Where My Heart Is at Peace Is My Hometown

Song Shiwei transmigrates to an unfamiliar dynasty when she wakes up.

The Great An Dynasty fell only five years ago, and the realm is on the brink of chaos.

At first, all she wants is to find somewhere to live in peace and, along the way, repay Meng Fuge for protecting her throughout their journey.

But the court is hopelessly incompetent, and an era of chaos is dawning.

With the help of her golden finger, she gradually builds up a considerable power base, sheltering the unarmed people caught in the turmoil...

Many years later, someone asks the Duke of Song how a refugee rose to the ranks of the nobility.

Song Shiwei smiles calmly, standing with her hands behind her back. "The times make the heroes, nothing more."

She has two golden fingers: one is the System bound to her when she transmigrated, and the other is Meng Fuge, who has always been by her side. With golden fingers like these, it's hard not to succeed...

[Reading Guide]

1. This is a fictional setting with many original liberties. Don't overanalyze it.

2. This is not a serious refugee-survival story. Things go smoothly, and historical accuracy is not the point.

3. The early story focuses on escaping famine, while the later story moves on to farming and infrastructure. There is a System, but it doesn't appear early on and has a minor presence. The pacing is slow.

Theme: With a peach-blossom paradise in your heart, every place is a world of flowing water and clouds.