Quick Transmigration: Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

Qiu Tong knew that at this point in time, it was not yet the three years of severe drought, but now all regions in the country were focusing on the steel industry, so no one was working in the fields.

Now only some women and children are left in the village to do farm work, while most of the men have gone to work in steel factories.

The village has now implemented a communal dining system, but because no one from the original owner's family is working now—in fact, only the original owner goes to the fields to do farm work—they receive relatively little food.

Actually, the three younger brothers also helped with farm work, but because they were too young, they couldn't do heavy work.

The villagers took advantage of their weakness and power, deliberately withholding their food rations and only providing enough for two people for the four of them each time.

The original owner always prioritized her younger brother, which led to her starving and becoming so emaciated.

In another six months, natural disasters will begin, and Qiu Tong needs to find a way to store some food.

While she was lost in thought, she had already entered the mountains and nimbly climbed up.

When I was really starving, I took out an energy bar from my storage space.

These energy bars were developed in the later stages of the Magic City project; they can both satisfy hunger and replenish the body's nutritional needs.

Qiu Tong thought that these things would be useful in the future, so she collected a lot of them and stored them in her space.

Before she passed away, the magical city relied on these energy bars as its staple food, which greatly solved the problem of food shortage in the magical city.

When Qiu Tong woke up just now, all she could think about was sausages, and she completely forgot about these energy bars.

Qiu Tong had just finished eating an energy bar when she spotted the trail of a wild animal. Concealing her presence, she quietly followed the tracks left by the animal.

We were very lucky; we found a nest of wild boars, both big and small.

Qiu Tong took out a weapon from her spatial storage. It was a pig-slaughtering knife. She had all kinds of weapons in her spatial storage, so a small pig-slaughtering knife was nothing to her.

In the previous world, Qiu Tong lived a very comfortable life. She basically didn't have to do any work; Fei Zi would do everything for her, so she had time to learn how to cook.

She has learned how to slaughter pigs, cattle, and sheep, and she is equally adept at growing vegetables and flowers. She can basically call herself an expert in any kind of farm work that needs to be done now.

With a swift stroke of her knife, Qiu Tong killed the two large wild boars. She then tidied up the space, making room for the two boars.

The remaining piglets were knocked unconscious with the back of Qiu Tong's knife. She then took out a rope to tie them up, picked up a thick wooden stick from the ground, and carried the piglets back on her shoulder.

Qiu Tong planned to capture them and raise them, and then slaughter them as food reserves when they grew bigger.

Qiu Tong found some wild vegetables and raw seasonings along the way, namely chili peppers.

Upon seeing wild fruits, she climbed the tree and deftly picked and stored them.

Qiu Tong tasted it; it was both sour and sweet. She decided to use the wild fruit as a seasoning to enhance the flavor of the ingredients.

In this day and age, being able to eat your fill is already a blessing; who cares about the taste?

But Qiu Tong, who was used to a good life, would never wrong herself. If she could find a substitute, why wouldn't she?

This concerns her future food enjoyment, so it cannot be ignored.

Until she finds a suitable alternative ingredient, Qiu Tong plans to use sweet wild fruits as sugar by juicing them. This will give the cooked dishes a natural fruity aroma, which is even better than using sugar.

As the sun began to rise, Qiu Tong didn't linger any longer and quickly carried the little wild boar back home.

She put everything else into her spatial dimension. Except for living things, which couldn't enter, she threw all inanimate objects into it.

Qiu Tong wondered when the space could be expanded further so she could collect more supplies inside.

They went back the way they came, and once they were out of the mountains, they didn't encounter any other villagers. Qiu Tong easily carried the wild boars home.

She forgot how fragile the door was and didn't control her strength when entering, almost tearing the door apart.

Hearing the sound of the wooden door, the three identical children stared wide-eyed as their eldest sister carried several wild boars through the door with an air of authority.

The three of them gaped in disbelief, rubbing their eyes as if they were seeing things.

Qiu Tong carefully closed the wooden door, but before she could turn around, she was stared at by three pairs of identical eyes.

After she turned around and took a few steps, she was surrounded by them.

Looking at the three brothers, all with pale and thin faces, it was clear that they had suffered from long-term malnutrition. Qiu Tong couldn't help but feel sorry for these children.

Being born in this cruel era, I really don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing for them.

According to the original owner's memories, she never found her three lost brothers and didn't know what their final fate was.

Regardless of their fate in their past lives, with Qiu Tong by their side in this life, she will never let them go hungry or be bullied again.

The three boys in front of Qiu Tong were named Tang Aiguo, Tang Fuguo, and Tang Jianguo.

This was shortly after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The original owner's parents hoped that their child would become a pillar of the nation, which is why they chose these names.

Tang's father had some cultural background, so he could read and write a few characters, which enabled him to come up with these names.

Otherwise, they would be named like the other children in the village, such as Er Gou or Gou Dan.

If the original owner's parents hadn't longed for a son, the original owner wouldn't have chosen the name Zhaodi.

Qiu Tong was now in a bit of a predicament; she didn't know how to retrieve the two large wild boars from her spatial storage.

She happened to glance at the empty fence next to the vegetable garden, and then an idea came to her.

"You guys settle these little wild boars in, and I'll go outside and carry the other two big wild boars in."

After saying that, before they could reply, he threw the little wild boar on his shoulder to the ground and told them to take care of it.

The three Tang brothers were very obedient and listened to the original owner of the body. They did as she said as soon as she finished speaking.

Once Qiu Tong saw them go inside the fence and confirmed that they couldn't see her, she quickly took out the two large wild boars from her spatial storage, along with some wild vegetables and fruits.

Before her three younger brothers had even come out of the fence, Qiu Tong had already stored the wild vegetables and fruits in the kitchen.

She left the remaining wild boar on the ground, not caring where she placed it, as long as they couldn't see her taking things out of thin air.

Anyway, she still needed to deal with the carcasses of the two wild boars later, so leaving them where they were would be just fine.

It's placed right near the well, which will make it easier to clean up the pig's carcass later.

Once inside the kitchen, Qiu Tong quickly took out some of the seasonings she could use, but she didn't dare take out too much, lest her three younger brothers become suspicious.

She also brought out knives and cutlery, trying to choose some that looked quite ordinary.

I'm afraid that if I bring out something too flashy, people will become suspicious.

Besides, such a dilapidated house is completely out of place with those fancy tableware.

When Qiu Tong came out of the kitchen, the three children were already gathered around the two large wild boars, looking at them curiously.

The most impatient of the three, Jianguo, had already run up to Qiutong excitedly, asking, "Sister, is this ours? Is it really ours?"

They had never seen so much meat before, so it's normal for them to be excited to see so much meat.

They overlooked one problem: how could Qiu Tong, with such a frail body, carry back such heavy wild boars, and even carry back two at once?

Add to that the smaller ones, and it just doesn't seem possible.

They were so astonished by the meat before them that they hadn't thought about such things.

Qiu Tong affectionately patted Jianguo's head and nodded slightly in response to his question. Suddenly, she froze.

Her hands were covered in hair oil, and she didn't know what to do.

If I show too much disgust, I'm afraid it will hurt the child's young heart, but if she doesn't wash her hands immediately, she'll feel itchy all over.

In the end, she could only pretend to go to the well to fetch water, and when they couldn't see her, she quickly washed her greasy hand.

Then she remembered something else: she wasn't in much better shape, and her hair was probably greasy too.

No wonder her head felt itchy after she woke up; she's only just realized it now.

But now is not the time for a bath; let's deal with the two wild boars first.

He also instructed his two younger brothers, "Aiguo and Fuguo, later take bowls to the commune and fetch our lunch for today."

My sister is busy dealing with these two wild boars and doesn't have time to go get them. Be careful when you go later.

According to the original owner's memories, although the village also had breakfast, it was never distributed to them.

They were given only two portions of lunch and dinner each day, and to avoid attracting attention, Aiguo and Fuguo were sent to collect the food.

After a while, once their lives are back on track, they'll be able to take care of their own food.