Jiang Wan was extremely unlucky to have a car accident, but she was also incredibly lucky in that she and her mother, Yin Huaixi, ended up time-traveling to the same dynasty — and still as mother and daughter.

They arrived just as their family was being exiled, forbidden to ever leave the island.

What? Their place of exile turned out to be an island just like Hainan!

Jiang Wan couldn’t help but shed a tear, but she quickly fell back on her old skills of gathering seafood, bringing home all kinds of sea treasures and turning them into profitable sauces and snacks.

Her daughter worked hard, and as a mother, she worked even harder.

Plagues and pests? A dose of medicine took care of them all, banishing disease and warding off poisonous creatures. From then on, their fish harvests were no longer sold cheap, the mountains were covered in fruit trees, and diseases had cures. The entire community was on its way to prosperity. Through sheer determination, they transformed their desolate exile into a flourishing paradise island!

[Era + Stockpiling + Spacious Space + Educated Youth + Military Marriage + Sweet Romance]

As the apocalypse approached, the daring Wen Xiaoxi launched a series of zero-dollar purchases from abroad.

They've acquired giant warehouse supermarkets, livestock farms, and jewelry markets!

However, before she could enjoy her happiness for more than a few days, she was struck by lightning and transported to a fictional world.

The original owner was a big-breasted, brainless, and infamous cannon fodder educated youth.

To dispel the rumors, Wen Xiaoxi set her sights on soldier Song Chengchuan.

At the beginning--

Wen Xiaoxi: Let me introduce myself. My name is Wen Xiaoxi, and I'm your future wife.

Song Chengchuan: Where did that mad dog come from, barking?

later--

Song Chengchuan cornered the fleeing Wen Xiaoxi against the wall, his eyes pleading:

Honey, I was wrong, please come home, woof woof woof~

P.S.: This is a fictional historical novel with no logical basis. Please don't take it too seriously and be gentle with your criticism.