I Turned the Borderlands into Granaries and Spoiled the King. What's the Problem?

In her previous life, Ye Sangmo was sold out by her scumbag father and reduced to a breeding tool. She died a miserable death in the rear courtyard of the Marquis's residence.

Her mother was also set up by her scumbag sister on the road to exile and became the plaything of "beasts." Even her five-year-old younger brother was sold by that sister as a human sacrifice.

Reborn, she returns as a max-level powerhouse from the apocalypse, with supernatural abilities in her left hand and a space in her right.

First, she sells off her scumbag father, then kicks her scumbag sister straight into the hellhole that trapped her in her previous life.

Ye Sangmo sets off into exile with her head held high.

The northwest is a sea of yellow sand, where not a blade of grass grows. There's not even any soil to eat?

She grows huge potatoes and little black wheat, turns the desert into an oasis, and fills the air with the delicious aroma of mushrooms.

Her poultry and livestock grow fat. She eats her fill at every meal, with meat to spare, and earns fame as the borderlands' divine farmer.

Drought and locust plagues threaten lives? She finds water sources and builds irrigation works, and even turns locusts into a dish.

After avenging herself and taking down the scumbags, Ye Sangmo has money in her pocket and grain in her fields. All she wants is a carefree, blissful little life.

But why are admirers suddenly flocking to her?

Her adoptive stepbrother turns out to be a prince of Great Yu and ascends the throne, yet leaves his harem empty, waiting only for her.

Her confidant, the governor, becomes the chief minister, yet waits outside her door every day, hoping she'll glance his way.

Ye Sangmo: The emperor is nice, and the chief minister is tempting too. Triangles are stable, and life with three people has its own appeal.