In the Famine Years, My Pocket Dimension Connects Straight to a Modern Vegetable Market

[Reborn + sweet romance + farming and business + everyday family life + cozy slice of life + face-slapping the scoundrels + feel-good story + golden finger + fleeing famine]

Yuan Niang is the eldest daughter in her family. Half a year ago, her scholar father died, and the family's pillar crumbled. Her timid mother, Madam Liu, spends her days weeping and is bedridden with illness.

Counting her one, two, three, four little siblings, Yuan Niang let out a heavy sigh. How were a widowed mother and her children supposed to get by?

In her previous life, her mother listened to the slanderous advice of her cousin aunt, Madam Yao, and sent her to town to be sold as a servant to Master Li. Her aunt said life in the Li household was wonderful, and Yuan Niang would enjoy the finer things there.

But in reality, as soon as Yuan Niang entered the Li household, the wicked Master Li claimed her for himself. She was abused to death by Madam Xu, his jealous and vicious wife.

In this life, Yuan Niang is determined to live differently. But trouble still comes knocking, and with no other choice, she picks up a man for herself. The man she finds is a cripple with a scar on his face, hideously ugly but incredibly strong. With one hand, he can lift Master Li up and pin him against a wall to beat him.

Yuan Niang: That feels great! Keep hitting him! Let's see if he dares to try anything with me again!

Until one day, the ugly man pins Yuan Niang against a door, too.

Yuan Niang: ...Dear husband, let's talk this out!

P.S. The heroine is peerlessly beautiful, and the hero is immensely strong and loves spoiling his wife to the max.

The heroine has an incredibly powerful golden finger: her space connects directly to a modern-day vegetable market, letting her trade goods and help her whole family live well. The story later features a flight from famine.