A Farmhouse by the Brook

She transmigrates to the years before Liberation, where her father is lame, her mother timid, and she has so many sisters that food is a constant problem. When her awful relatives come looking for trouble, she rolls up her sleeves and fights them all. After she kills a wild boar, people start coveting it, but she calmly fights back and face-slaps them one by one. But when killing the boar earns her a handsome man, she loses her composure. You! Wherever you came from, go back there! The handsome man, however, isn't having it. He plops down on her bed and smiles with irresistible charm. “I came here with the boar, miss. If you want the boar, you might as well take me too.” With time on her hands, she puts the awful relatives in their place, starts a business, and takes care of the little ones. She never expected her business to grow so big, or her life to become so sweet.