A Family of Three Transmigrates to the Past: No Martyrdom, No Handouts

On Chu Yiling's eighteenth birthday, she and her parents were reborn in a period novel after accidentally eating poisonous mushrooms called Death Angels. In the book, the family of three had died after eating poisonous mushrooms, sprouted potatoes, and undercooked green beans. She just didn't know whether, before they died, her family had seen little dancing people or, like her, met their great-grandma in the afterlife. Meng Qiuping: “Yiling, do you mean we've transmigrated into a book?” Chu Yiling: “That's right. And we've transmigrated into the role of passersby who give the heroine money, then die before the first chapter is even over.” Meng Qiuping: “Thank goodness. At least we don't have to follow the plot.” Chu Yiling: “Yeah, but it's only been a couple of years since the famine ended. Life won't be easy.” Chu Anshan: “Don't worry, sweetheart. I made it as a landlord before transmigrating into the book, so I'm sure I can make something of myself here too. Chu Yiling: “But we can't do business right now, can we?” Chu Anshan: “Where there's a will, there's a way. But that's not urgent. First, I'll send those two people who indirectly caused the original family of three's deaths to meet their great-grandma. Only when they're dealt with will we be safe from people targeting us.” Jin Chen'an: Jin Chen'an, who has secretly been eyeing Chu Yiling, rubs his hands guiltily. But his great-grandma is still alive, hehe... (Not a saintly heroine, with a golden finger, devoted couple with no romantic entanglements. You readers can decide when the male lead appears.)