Transmigrated, Transmigrated, Why Did You Come Back to Kidnap Someone?

Early on, it's about family matters, and later it becomes about the daily life of farming and living in the mountains. The space isn't that large; it can only store supplies, grow vegetables, and raise chickens.

After getting rid of the human traffickers, Lin Momo, who died young, transmigrated into an ancient farming woman who starved to death. Her only wish was to live a full life, striving to reach one hundred years old.

But reality slapped her hard—a dying father, a mother giving birth and causing trouble, a brother selling his sister, a crying baby sister, and rough, unpalatable food...

When she discovered her own humble farmhouse courtyard had also followed her, Lin Momo, unwilling to associate with such unpleasant relatives, decisively flipped the table. Before the natural disasters arrived, she hid in the mountains to build a home, farm, forage for mountain delicacies, and hunt... frantically stockpiling supplies to prepare for famine!

Heaven also gave her a chance to go back and stock up. A year later, drought, locusts, snow disasters, and peasant uprisings followed one after another. The villagers fled with their families to escape the famine, while Lin Momo lived a life of plenty in the mountains, her days incredibly leisurely.

Oh! That soldier brother, whom she had a 'chance encounter' with, has transmigrated into an official’s son and wants her to take responsibility.

Lin Momo, feeling guilty, thought: Should she or shouldn't she offer herself in marriage?