Transported to a Year of Famine, She Leads the Whole Village to Reclaim the Land and Build a Better Life

Tang Ning transmigrates, only to find herself a discarded wife whose engagement has been broken off. Her father has also run away with a huge sum of money, leaving the family deeply in debt and living a miserable life, like rats crossing the street with everyone shouting for them to be beaten. Fortunately, her mother fiercely protects her, her younger sisters are sensible, and her grandmother is sharp-tongued but soft-hearted. Tang Ning resolves to lead the whole family to wealth and prosperity. Facing one predicament after another, she rolls up her sleeves and turns waste into treasure with her family: everything from things that fly in the sky to things that swim in the water and burrow underground becomes a source of wealth in her hands. She takes on the village bullies, repays the debts, deals with scoundrels, and protects her loved ones. Her family lives happily, while all sorts of troublemakers howl in frustration. As her secret identities are gradually exposed one by one, her former fiancé's older brother, who has been hiding his identity, closes in step by step and even refuses to leave her side. Tang Ning's face darkens as she pushes the family of her “younger brother,” who have come to claim their share of the property, toward him. “County Magistrate, please take them off my hands.”