In the Famine Years, I Built a Peach Blossom Utopia Deep in the Mountains with My Five Younger Siblings

After three years of severe drought, the land lies barren for a thousand miles and refugees roam everywhere.

Shen Qinghe transmigrates into the body of the eldest daughter of a farming family. Her parents are missing, and all she has left are five younger siblings too hungry to stand steadily.

She had already lost all hope when she unexpectedly awakens a portable space. Inside are a spirit spring, fertile fields, a medicinal herb garden, and an old storeroom. It can store grain, grow seedlings, and help them through emergencies, but it cannot conjure a peaceful, prosperous age out of thin air.

To survive, she leads her five younger siblings into the mountains.

In a valley prowled by wild beasts, they build huts, channel spring water, clear fields, raise poultry, and cultivate spirit fields, gradually turning their ramshackle mountain home into the Peach Blossom Spring everyone dreams of.

But the mountains are no sanctuary.

Refugees, greedy bandits, scattered soldiers, and old enemies close in one after another. Shen Qinghe must protect her siblings and defend the hard-won peace they've found.

Later, the Peach Blossom Spring is no longer just their home.

It becomes a beacon in years of disaster, and the last refuge in a chaotic age.