Exiled to the Frontier, the Heir's Wife Stockpiles Grain and Reclaims the Land, Leading Her Family to Prosperity

[Frontier Reclamation + Pocket Dimension + Spirit Spring + Devoted Husband + Two Powerful Leads + Contrasting Couple + Face-Slapping and Crushing the Villains]

After transmigrating, Sheng Shixi found herself in the body of the earl's legitimate daughter, who had been sent back by her husband's family.

As the female commander of a survivor base in the apocalypse, Sheng Shixi had never been one to tolerate the slightest injustice!

Her scumbag father sold his daughter for his own advancement? She immediately produced the evidence, reported him for treating human lives as worthless and for corruption, and personally sent him down the road to having his property confiscated and being exiled! She also emptied the private treasuries of her entire family and the emperor!

Her half-sister made snide remarks? The next second, Sheng Shixi tossed the green-tea half-sister into a cesspit to marinate until she was thoroughly seasoned! Let's see if she still has anything to say after that!

In this era, where people who left their clans were looked down upon, Sheng Shixi took her mother and set off into exile.

Who said the Northwest was barren, and that every meal had to be a steamed bun made with a mix of sand and bran?

With her left hand, she pulled high-yield crops producing thousands of pounds per acre from her pocket dimension. With her right, she used a spirit spring to make everything grow.

From then on, the frontier's deserts became fertile fields, and famine and poverty were a thing of the past!

Sheng Shixi built an impregnable fortress in the frontier.

She grew grain, made cotton clothes, sold wild mountain produce, opened restaurants, established a salt-making workshop, and even built the first privately run relay station in the Great Northwest.

She made sure the people could earn a living, have grain to eat, and clothes to wear, attracting talented people from every direction.

One day, an imperial edict arrived from the capital, summoning the frontier's "Grain Goddess" to the palace to meet the emperor.

Sheng Shixi tore up the edict, tied up the overbearing eunuch, and sent him back to the capital the way he'd come: No thanks!

Anyone who dared disturb her peaceful days of farming and retirement would be made to kneel in the Northwest's sandstorms and sing "I Surrender"!

But could someone explain why her usually cold-faced ex-husband had taken to putting on such a courtesan-like act every day, offering himself to her just so he could call her "wife"?