Transmigrated to a Famine Year, I Fed My Kids to Chubbiness

Transmigrated to a Famine Year, I Fed My Kids to Chubbiness Plot:

Su Xiao stayed up late watching a famine documentary, only to wake up as Lin Wan, a widow in northern Shanxi during the severe famine of the 3rd year of Guangxu's reign. Looking at her three children—so skinny their ribs showed, too weak even to cry—and facing her in-laws' taunts of “you’re a jinx to your husband and kids,” she clenched her teeth and pulled out her past-life survival skills: digging goosefoot weeds in the wild to make vegetable porridge, growing crisp bean sprouts in a broken earthen jar, and even building a clay kiln in the hills to bake sweet potato cakes. When her youngest son bit into a cake, his cheeks puffing up like a bun, and her eldest daughter sobbed, “Mom, I’ve never been this full before,” Su Xiao realized she wanted more than just chubby kids—she wanted to pour all the love she didn’t get to give in her past life into every warm bite of food in this famine. But just as life started to get better, her in-laws came with the clan to snatch her kids…