Transmigrated to the 60s: My Farming System Feeds the Family

Transmigrated to the 60s: My Farming System Feeds the Family Plot:

Su Xiao stayed up late reading a farming novel and woke up as a young daughter-in-law in a poverty-stricken mountain village in the 1960s. Her in-laws’ rice jar was empty—her mother-in-law called her a “freeloader,” her husband Lin Shen was a man of few words who only worked silently, and four little kids were so hungry they gnawed on tree bark right in front of her. Desperate, she accidentally activated the “All-Round Farming System”: the fish pond could actually yield eggs, rice, and even the long-lost pork belly! She used the system’s ingredients to make porridge for the kids and steamed buns to please her mother-in-law, but Aunt Wang next door stared at her fish basket and pressed, “Where did you get these fish?” As the secret was about to be exposed, how would Su Xiao protect the system and turn her destitute home into the “blessed nest” envied by the whole village?

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