The Blessed Farmhouse Wife, Whose Medicine Heals the World

Ji Li, a miraculous doctor with a pocket dimension containing a spiritual spring, transmigrated one day into the body of a thirteen-year-old child bride in the Xie family, a poor farming household at the foot of a mountain. She now has a roguish husband who works as a hired hand, a meek mother-in-law, a soft-hearted eldest sister-in-law, a holier-than-thou second sister-in-law, a simple-minded eldest brother-in-law, a taciturn second brother-in-law, an eldest sister-in-law bent on currying favor with the powerful, and a father-in-law who could cough his last breath at any moment, plus several skinny but adorably foolish nieces and nephews. Daily high-risk warning: porridge so thin you can see your reflection, threadbare clothes barely covering bony frames, endless rain leaking through the roof, not a penny in the purse, and stomachs rumbling like thunder... The whole family is dirt poor, and every so often their awful relatives show up to pilfer their belongings. Ji Li gritted her teeth and decided to roll up her sleeves and work hard to make money. "Once we're rich, we'll set out two feasts, one to eat and one to admire." "Once we're rich, we'll buy two purple sandalwood carriages, one to ride in and one to tow behind." "Once we're rich, we'll build two five-courtyard mansions, one to live in and one to raise pigs." "Once we're rich, I'll keep two husbands..." "Ahem, my dear, think before you speak."