Exiled, I Use My Agricultural Knowledge to Raise Kids and Build a New Home

Agricultural science genius Su Qin transmigrates into the real daughter who was switched at birth. On the day of her proxy marriage, her husband dies, she is thrown into prison, and she inherits four delicate, beautiful concubines and three stepdaughters, before being exiled a thousand miles away. While others transmigrate as princesses or princess consorts, she gets a nightmare from the start! Seeing her beautiful concubines sobbing and the little kids so hungry they can only blow bubbles, Su Qin rolls up her sleeves and gets to work. She makes tofu and presses soybean oil, then starts whipping up Western pastries! There’s no road connecting them to the outside world? She carves a path through the mountains and mixes cement! Foreign powers beyond the grasslands are watching hungrily? With saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal, she’ll show them the overwhelming power of modern weapons. She makes glass and opens schools, rising from an exiled commoner to a sage whom nobles and commoners alike clamor to follow. Su Qin simply can’t stop pushing progress forward. She even raises her eldest stepdaughter to become an emperor for the ages. Everyone finally understands: what Su Qin has brought them is freedom and hope.