I’m Cannon Fodder at the End of a Dynasty, So I Feed My Family with Good Food

My new novel, *No Military Relocation for Me in the 1970s! I’ll Use Supplies to Lift My Whole Family*, is now updating. Come check it out! (A sly and clever, tough, self-reliant female merchant VS a villainous young master who fawns over her and eagerly submits) After transmigrating into a book, Cui Zhou found herself in a hopeless situation from the start. As a minor cannon-fodder character, the youngest daughter of the Cui family, she knew all too well that if they didn’t leave Shiquan Village before the refugees slaughtered the entire village, they were dead. So her first goal was to move to the city, rent a shop, and open a restaurant. Having no money wasn’t scary, and neither was having family members holding her back. She could just roll up her sleeves and get to work. Somehow, she’d make a good life for them. The only unexpected hitch on her path to supporting her family was the sickly young master who came with the bargain shop she’d rented. In keeping with her principle of being a good person, she figured she might as well help take care of him. She never expected him to wake up, smile sweetly, and call her “big sister” as his very first words… The villainous big shot who’d dropped into her life out of nowhere was now acting like her lapdog and insisting on becoming her husband. What was Cui Zhou supposed to do? Looking for answers online. It’s urgent…