A Delivery Arrives in the Famine-Stricken Years, and I Become the Village's Beloved Good-Luck Charm

Yu Jinzhen, heir to a martial arts family in the 21st century, transmigrates into the body of a ten-year-old girl who has lost her memory and is being hunted.

It hasn’t rained in the village for two years, the fields have yielded nothing, and her family is so poor they can barely scrape by.

Her adoptive father even lost a hand saving her, and his own mother treats her like a thorn in her side.

Her adoptive mother sold herself into servitude to feed the family.

Several little ones are so hungry they’re skin and bones, and the awful relatives are eyeing them covetously.

Yu Jinzhen waves her little hand. No problem! She has a delivery blind-box dimension, and can open one future delivery package every day.

The packages can contain shrimp ponds, crab ponds, fish ponds, beaches, freshwater pools, and saltwater pools, as well as crawfish, strawberries, and cherries.

But it’s hard to use her powers with the whole family living together? No problem. With a clever plan, she gets the awful relatives begging to split off that very day.

Nowhere to live? She opens a tent.

No water to drink because of the drought? She opens bottled water.

Nothing to eat? She opens a hot pot gift set.

No way to defend themselves? A stun baton for dealing with wolves appears.

What? In ancient times, without powerful connections, growing plump and healthy means they’ll eventually be doomed?

She gives anti-inflammatory medicine to an aristocrat who’s nearly dead from illness, and the medicine works at once.

She gives contact lenses to an aristocrat whose nearsightedness has left him despondent, and he gets a new lease on life.

She gives a hand grenade to an aristocrat on the verge of losing a battle, and turns defeat into victory.

Yu Jinzhen’s life gets more and more carefree. The relatives who once insisted on splitting the family regret it bitterly and come to her door on their knees, begging forgiveness.

Sorry, I’m busy running a business. I don’t have time for you.