Jiang Qiao is a PhD in agricultural science who wakes up in the body of a hated orphan girl believed to bring misfortune to her family.
Struck from the ancestral register, robbed of her inheritance by her uncle and aunt, and with her little brother handed over to pay a debt, she is cornered from the start.
She binds herself to the Shennong card-drawing System, only to find it’s defective. All ten draws yield nothing but shriveled, useless seeds.
Other people coast to victory with their Systems. Her System coasts to victory thanks to her.
She uses geothermal hot springs to improve the soil and her professional knowledge to sprout the seeds. With the System’s pity mechanic for unlucky draws, she turns useless seeds into formidable mutant varieties.
From then on, there’s no stopping her: growing cabbages, raising golden-egg chickens, brewing fruit wine, opening a restaurant... With her two younger brothers, she rises from a ramshackle hut at the edge of the village to a fortune renowned throughout the prefecture and county.
The young master of the Mu family comes to propose a partnership. He’s clearly blessed with incredible luck, and his whole life has gone smoothly, yet whenever he sees her, disaster strikes: he falls into a mud pit, gets splattered with ink, or is chased by chickens.
Jiang Qiao: “We can work together. You can keep the bad luck, and I’ll keep the money.”
The young master: “...Fine.”
He has no choice. If he doesn’t agree, he’ll never stand out among her many suitors. Jiang Qiao is simply too impressive.
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