Fleeing Famine and Farming: Building Infrastructure with a Trillion in Resources

[Free to read in full. One-on-one romance, sweet and satisfying.] Fang Nanchun transmigrates into a book and becomes the foil to the lucky female lead. Bringing her younger siblings with her, she marries a poor young husband who is just as impoverished, becomes the eldest daughter-in-law, and takes charge of the household. Her parents are gone, her own family is full of dreadful relatives, and her husband’s younger brother bullies her. Still, she and her young husband have to provide for a whole family of children. Fortunately, the transmigration gods favor her and grant her a mutated pocket dimension. She can use it to farm, exchange items at will, and grow medicinal herbs with astonishing effects. With clever use of her pocket dimension, she helps those close to her thrive. She also gets her revenge and puts the worst troublemakers in their place in all sorts of ways! She saves the county magistrate’s daughter, treats a princess of the imperial court, and plays the fool to outwit others, face-slapping the dean’s daughter who covets her young husband. Fang Nanchun uses her medical skills and the herbs from her pocket dimension to heal people along the way. She supports her young husband as he earns distinction, reclaims wasteland, and builds up the land, until she becomes a legend of her time. Scene One: Her young husband says with a determined look, “Marry me. As long as I have food to eat, I won’t let you and your siblings go hungry.” Scene Two: Her young husband, after passing the county-level imperial examination, says, “I will never marry anyone but you.” Scene Three: Her young husband, now a top-ranking scholar, says jealously, “No matter how noble his status is, you’re still my wife. Don’t you dare look at anyone else.”