Elder Sister of the Farm: The Beggars I Took In Are All Hidden Powerhouses

Unlucky Song He transmigrates into a nightmare from the start. It is a famine year, her parents are both dead, and before their funeral rites are even over, her awful relatives are already eager to seize the family estate and sell her off as a second wife. Meanwhile, seven younger siblings are waiting at home with their mouths open, needing to be fed. Perhaps even Heaven couldn't bear to watch, so it gave her a miraculous space, complete with fertile fields and a spirit spring. What does she have to fear now? Time to roll up her sleeves and get to work! She reclaims wasteland, plants superior seeds, soaks beans, sells tofu, and manages both farming and business. At first, she only wants to take advantage of a bargain and bring home a few beggars to work as unpaid laborers. Little does she know they are all hidden big shots: The handsome young man with amnesia is the dynasty's God of War, the down-and-out scholar is a future Grand Secretary, the wine-loving steward is a retired martial arts alliance leader, the limping accountant is a wealthy Jiangnan magnate, the disfigured old woman was a favored consort of the previous dynasty, and even the kitchen girl stoking the fire comes from a family of imperial chefs. Others laugh at her for taking in a bunch of “beggars” when she can barely support herself, but she laughs at how little they know. Her awful relatives come to bully her, thugs and ruffians trip her up, corrupt officials attack from the shadows, and petty rivals stab her in the back. Just watch as the hidden big shots in her household each show off their skills, crushing their enemies with brains and brawn, power and wealth, until these wolves and tigers are thoroughly subdued. Later, she improves the fields, builds workshops, opens shops, and gathers talented people. From the countryside to the prefecture, and then to the capital, everyone praises her: “The eldest daughter of the Song family is a true heroine, every bit the equal of any man!” But everyone is curious and gossiping: They say a good woman has suitors by the dozen. So which of these will become the Song family's son-in-law: the God of War, the Grand Secretary, the young lord of a duke's house, the heir of the richest family, or the heroic martial arts master?