The Garden of Sand

After transmigrating into a farming family in ancient times, Su Zheng felt the pressure of having to provide for her younger brother and sister.

Fortunately, she had an equal-value exchange System. As long as she put in the work, she could trade it for items of equal value.

Food, daily necessities, clothes, lifesaving supplies: if she could think of it, she could exchange for it. And once the System leveled up, there would be even more surprises.

But she had to keep this cheat hidden, so she needed a legitimate job too.

Looking around, she saw that purple clay pottery was thriving in this backward ancient era.

Not bad, not bad. She liked working with her hands.

She'd start as an apprentice doing odd jobs. The road ahead was long, but every journey begins with a single step.

(This book has been revised. I'm very sorry if the changes have caused any trouble for those who have read it before. I hope you'll enjoy the revised story.)