I Became a Fierce Farmhouse Wife and Fed the Whole Family

Zhou Wansui, a powerhouse from the apocalypse, opens her eyes to find herself transformed into a rural orphan bullied by her uncle’s family. Her parents have just died, her younger siblings are still little, their house is falling apart, and the rice jar is nearly empty. But none of this can defeat her. She is merely a little stronger than before—strong enough to lift a two-hundred-jin stone millstone as easily as a teacup. With a spiritual spring space in hand, she can grow a season’s worth of crops in just ten days. When troublesome relatives come looking for trouble, she grabs them with one hand and tosses them onto the wall, leaving them clinging to the eaves and crying for help. Her younger siblings are pale and emaciated, so she hunts in the mountains and farms the land, raising the little ones until they are plump and rosy-cheeked in just half a month. The villagers all say that the eldest Zhou daughter has become an entirely different person. Once meek and pliable, allowing anyone to push her around, she is now a human-shaped beast. From having nothing but the clothes on their backs to filling every granary, from being bullied by everyone to being respected and feared by all, Zhou Wansui rolls up her sleeves, revealing her slender arms, and lifts a stone table with one hand before setting it down in the courtyard. “Listen up, everyone. In this household, I make the rules.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Became a Fierce Farmhouse Wife and Fed the Whole Family — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠