The Eldest Sister Has a Spirit Spring, No Worries About Food and Drink in Famine Years

The Han family’s third branch has fallen on hard times. The wife feeds her son blood every day, her face as pale as a ghost’s. Their younger daughter is a cripple, and only the eldest daughter is even a little pretty. Grandma Han wants to trade her for food. Han Luoxue wakes up to a nightmarish start, so of course her first move is to scheme her way into splitting the family. She doesn’t even mind living in a haunted house! The whole village is waiting for the third branch, sent away with nothing, to starve to death. So why is their life getting better and better? They eat chicken, duck, and wild boar every day, but where on earth do they get all that grain to sell? Later, the younger daughter can walk again, Han Laosan is able to hunt, the wife who looked like a ghost is a peerless beauty, and the son who was so thin he looked ready to die is now as sturdy as a young colt. Even the ugly cripple the eldest daughter married has turned into a handsome young man? What? Han Luoxue’s husband ran away? The Han family comes by again to have a laugh, only to see a luxurious carriage stop in front of Han Laosan’s house. Hundreds of battle-hardened soldiers kneel on one knee: “We respectfully welcome the Crown Princess back to the capital!”