Transmigrated to an Ancient Tribe: Flirting, Farming, and Raising Babies

Su Qi, heir to a legacy of traditional Chinese medicine, joins an expedition to mysterious Shennongjia in search of medicinal herbs, hoping to solve the problem of prescribing the wrong medicine. She unexpectedly binds to a System, then accidentally falls into a sinkhole. The System takes her to an ancient world. Here, trees tower overhead and medicinal herbs grow everywhere. Here, animals are enormous and species are abundant. Here, the soil is fertile and the air is fresh. Here, blue seas meet clear skies, and the stars shine brilliantly. Here, too, are strong, sturdy prehistoric humans who have yet to develop civilization but are remarkably clever. The only downsides are the food, the lodgings, and the clothes. But none of that can stump Su Qi. Whether it flies in the sky, swims in the sea, or roams the mountains, there’s nothing she won’t dare to eat or doesn’t know how to cook. If there are no clothes, she’ll make them herself. If there’s no grain, she’ll grow it herself. If there are no houses, she’ll build them herself. And while she’s at it, she’ll help traditional Chinese medicine flourish in the ancient world. (One-on-one romance, cozy everyday life)