In the Famine Years, I Had a Divine Lot in Hand and Fed My Whole Family Chicken, Duck, and Fish at Every Meal

Synopsis: [Metaphysics + spiritual divination lots + transmigration + famine + farming, a formidable ancient general x a domineering huntress who dotes on her husband] (No toxic relatives, the whole family pulls together to change their fate against all odds) Ye Qingqing is a high-level diviner who transmigrates one day into the body of a lazy, greedy hunter’s second daughter, who has been fawning over a worthless man. The original owner has nearly brought her family to ruin, but luckily Ye Qingqing gets a daily spiritual fortune. Today’s fortune: [Minor luck: At the foot of Qiushan Mountain, a pheasant has been crushed to death by a rock. There are nine eggs.] [Moderate luck: Herds of roe deer roam the middle slopes of Qiushan Mountain. You can get hides and meat.] [Great misfortune: A lone wolf is on the prowl. A run-in with it spells disaster.] Pheasants, rabbits, roe deer... There are more than they can ever catch! And she has a spiritual spring space, full of wild greens, reishi mushrooms, ginseng, fresh fish and shrimp... While every family is scraping by on bran and wild greens during the famine, her table is piled high with meat and her granary is full of grain. She happens to take in an amnesiac young general and raise him. He turns out to be a crack shot at hunting. “If you want to join my crew, you’ll have to listen to me from now on!” “Yes! As long as I’m with my wife, I’ll eat nine meals a day!”