Song Chuman, a 2060 medical university graduate, transmigrated into the body of a six-year-old girl with the same name, a poor little thing who had been sacrificed to the sea god.
Many people said the sea had rejected Song Chuman. On the very first day she returned from the sacrifice, her second uncle hacked her grandmother to death. She was a jinx.
Because of her, the whole family was split off on their own, so poor they could only live in a cave.
Her father had been fired for offending someone, and kept hitting dead ends in his job search. He had only a scholar's strength, needed medicine every month, and could barely manage to go fishing at sea.
Her pregnant mother had trouble getting around, and her twin younger brothers were frail and young.
Everyone in the village was waiting to laugh at the eldest branch of the Song family, but their life just kept getting better and better.
Her father was frail and sickly? No problem. Song Chuman graduated from medical university and knows the most advanced medicine in the world. She'll nurse him back to health.
The whole family was sickly and young? No problem. Song Chuman can change the plot, instantly making herself and her younger brothers incredibly strong so they can protect the family.
The family had no source of income? No problem. Song Chuman has a golden finger. As long as she goes beachcombing, clams, octopuses, abalones, leatherjackets, and other seafood practically show up on cue for her to pick up.
The saline-alkali soil couldn't be farmed? No problem. Song Chuman has knowledge from 2060. A little improvement is all it takes to make the land highly productive.
Once she has a fishing boat, Song Chuman can release her spiritual power and lure whatever seafood she wants right into the nets.
Other people go out to sea, and nine times out of ten, something goes wrong.
Song Chuman returns from every trip with a full load, making everyone else green with envy.
The young emperor says he's done Song Chuman a favor and demands that she repay him.
Song Chuman always repays her debts of gratitude. She just didn't expect to end up giving herself away in the process.