A Fortune in the Making! I Struck It Rich During the Famine

With a plot of land from the start, getting rich is all about hard work.

Her mother hanged herself, her father burned to death, her grandmother was cruel, and her older sister was weak. Shen Qing gritted her tiny teeth. Other people transmigrate into princesses and noble daughters; she transmigrated into the body of someone cursed with bad luck. Fortunately, she still had ten acres of wasteland.

As the saying goes, with land in hand, there’s no need to panic.

She starts a small business and saves up to make it big: crispy pork belly, roast duck cooked in a hanging oven, five-spice dried bamboo shoots, and spicy fish. Snacks bring in big profits.

She builds roads, plants trees, recruits talent, and upgrades her equipment, securing her place in a different world without fear of imperial oppression.

And that sickly man who pretends to be frail? He lifts the coffin lid halfway and somehow still manages to climb out.

“Wife, your husband is strong and healthy. See for yourself.”

“See what? Your three ounces of chest muscle, or that waist barely as wide as my palm?”

“You can’t judge from a distance, wife. You should examine me up close.”

This couple play the pig to eat the tiger, hiding wolves beneath sheep’s clothing and plotting at every turn. In the end, they manage to protect their peaceful corner of the world for a lifetime.