The Beloved Little Carpenter of the Farm: My Family Thrives as I Level Up

Shen Yang, a carpenter by trade, transmigrates into ancient times as a poor little girl from a family with nothing to its name. She looks at the dilapidated house, where rain drips through the roof and drafts blow in from every direction. Then she sees four little dark-skinned boys squatting in the corner, gazing longingly at the steamed bun in her hand, and falls silent. People can be ugly or fat, but they must never be poor. Putting her carpentry skills from her previous life to use, Shen Yang makes everything from hairpins and jade pendants to screens and wooden beds, and even unlocks a talent for carving. With the wealth she earns, she builds a thriving life for herself. She also raises the four boys to excel in both literary and martial pursuits. She carves a wooden sword for her eldest brother, who becomes a general renowned on the battlefield. She carves a wooden ingot for her second brother, who becomes an imperial merchant richer than the state. She carves a wooden writing brush for her third brother, who becomes a top scholar destined for greatness. She carves a wooden pulse-reading tool for her fourth brother, who becomes a celebrated medical sage. With nothing left to worry about, Shen Yang can relax and live as a young lady, while growing closer to her childhood betrothed. But wasn’t he supposed to be handsome and frail? Handsome, sure. But frail? Not even close!