A peasant girl with a special ability uses herself and two wolves to escape famine!

If you want to read about Xiaomi, search for the book title, "Lin Xiaomi's Ending".

[Many of the hoarding chapters in the book are unrealistic. Just enjoy reading the novel! It's not easy being a new writer, so if you have any questions, please turn to the left and be gentle with your writing (●—●)]

Daxia Dynasty.

Xingye has been established for eight years.

"Grandma, please don't make me marry into the Bai family. Their eldest son is mentally challenged and tyrannical. I heard that the girl from the next village who got married there last month died after only seven days!"

"That's because they're unlucky. Don't listen to other people's nonsense. You've married into the Bai family, which means you've fallen into a lucky nest and are going to enjoy a life of happiness!"

"No! Please, Grandma! Please!" The thin, ragged little girl knelt on the ground, clutching the old woman's trouser leg, pleading desperately. She knew perfectly well that Grandma wasn't trying to marry her off; she was clearly selling her to the Bai family.

The old woman ignored her; the ungrateful brat deserved to be taught a lesson.

"Lock the door and don't let her eat for the next two days."

"Okay, Grandma." My eldest cousin, Xia Fuyi, happily locked the door.

She felt happy whenever she saw her unfortunate cousin suffer. Her parents said they would make her a new dress once they received the money from the Bai family.

How can I not marry him?

Who does she think she can marry, an orphan who has caused the deaths of her parents?

Despairing and stubborn, Xia Ning, seeing that they were determined to sell her, smashed open the door and committed suicide. The force was so great that blood spurted from her forehead instantly.

Xia Fu, who had locked the door, was terrified when he saw the blood.

"My God!" Old Cui cried out in anguish. The cabbage she had raised for over ten years was almost ready for harvest. What would she do if it died? The Bai family had given a dowry of five taels of silver!

"What are you standing there for? Hurry up and go find Doctor Wang!" Cui roared at her eldest granddaughter, who was standing there dumbfounded.

What an idiot with no sense of propriety!

Xia Fu took off running!

Everyone in the village knew that the Xia family mistreated their second granddaughter. It was only because Xia's second son and his wife had both passed away early, leaving the orphaned girl without any support, and Cui was a troublemaker. No one wanted to cause trouble, so everyone pretended not to know.

Xia Ning clutched her head, it hurt so much. She slowly opened her eyes and looked at the dilapidated, low thatched hut. Where was she?

"She's awake?" Doctor Wang looked at the girl, who was so thin she was almost unrecognizable. "What a tragedy!"

She looked at the old man before her, her head throbbing with pain, as a flood of memories, not her own, rushed in. She had transmigrated, and into the body of an orphan girl about to be sold.

God is playing a cruel joke on her! She was just having a few drinks, how did she end up here?

She transmigrated into a book, into the body of a cannon fodder character who died at the very beginning of a novel she had been reading. The reason she remembered it so vividly was that this cannon fodder character shared the same name as her and had a truly tragic fate.

Orphaned and mistreated by her grandparents, she was sold to a mentally challenged man after growing up. She was nearly beaten to death, and after barely escaping from that hellish place, a cold wave struck, freezing her to death.

After she died, what happened next? I think there was a drought, a plague, a flood, and finally, the author just dropped the thread...

Xia Ning was utterly despondent, cursing inwardly. What terrible things had she done to deserve this cruel fate, being sent here to undergo tribulation? She'd only suddenly found herself in a new space, thinking it was the end of the world and a sign of divine favor, a bug she'd developed, so she'd stockpiled supplies to survive until the very end. In her euphoria, she'd drunk a few too many drinks, and then… just like that… she was dead!

She was so wronged! She was born great, but died a pathetic death!

After the wound was treated, the doctor left some medicine and left, knowing that the Xia family would not get the medicine for her.

The Xia family breathed a huge sigh of relief when they learned she was still alive. Thank goodness, thank goodness, the cabbage hadn't rotted in the ground.

As long as she's not dead, and continues breathing, the Xia family won't bother with her. The Bai family will be coming to pick her up in two days anyway. If that brat doesn't come out, we can save some food.

Xia Ning closed her eyes, sensed the space, and breathed a sigh of relief upon finding it still there. Thankfully, her bug was still there. However, facing the empty space, she felt like crying.

Compared to her predecessors who could hoard billions of dollars worth of goods before she transmigrated, she felt utterly helpless. In her spatial storage, there was only an empty beer bottle and a pack of biscuits.

These two items were probably added unintentionally while the person was drunk.

Her room was completely empty except for a thin wooden plank beneath her; there wasn't even a rickety table or chair. She took out a couple of cookies, ate them, and then put them back in her storage space.

Poor!

I can't bear to eat it!

Right now, the biggest problem is how to avoid being sold into the Bai family, which is a bottomless pit. The eldest son of the Bai family is mentally challenged and has a sadistic nature; anyone who goes with him will be left in a terrible situation.

Xia Ning struggled to get up and went out to pour herself a glass of water.

"Oh, so the young lady finally got up and stopped pretending to be dead!" Her aunt glanced at her mockingly. Seeing her trembling figure, as if she might collapse at any moment, she rolled her eyes disdainfully. With that kind of attitude, could she even survive two days in the Bai family?

Xia Ning ignored her, finished her water, took a cup with her, and slowly returned to her room, leaning against the wall.

The Bai family will be coming to pick up the bride in two days. She needs to recover her strength as much as possible, and then...

Looking at the Chifeng Mountains stretching for miles outside the courtyard, she realized she might have to hide there for a while. In her past life, she was also a village girl who grew up in the countryside, picking plenty of wild vegetables and mushrooms. She majored in Traditional Chinese Medicine in college, and although she was only a sophomore and didn't know how to treat illnesses, she recognized quite a few medicinal herbs.

These ancient mountains were teeming with wild animals and fraught with danger. Even the villagers, aside from gathering firewood and digging for wild vegetables at the foot of the mountain, rarely dared to venture into them. She had nothing special, just thin arms and legs; her only flaw was the empty space she had in her room.

If she stayed here, she wouldn't be able to defeat the Xia family. If the villagers were willing to help, the original Xia Ning wouldn't have been abused for so many years.

She should be safe as long as she doesn't go deep inside. At the very least, there shouldn't be any wild animals.

On the first day, she lay in bed and slept all day. At mealtimes, ignoring the Xia family's dark expressions, she grabbed a cornbread and started eating. It wasn't that she needed the energy to escape; she genuinely couldn't stomach the cornbread in her hand.

I don't know what it was made of; it was dark and rough, and it was also very harsh on the throat. The brown rice soup had almost no rice in it, except for the broth. The vegetable dish was just boiled cabbage, which was not only devoid of oil but also lacked any salt.

Seeing the Xia family enjoying their meal so much, she felt genuine admiration.

He hypnotized himself into eating a cornbread, drinking a bowl of brown rice soup, leaning against the wall, and slowly returning to his room.

Madam Cui was so angry she almost ground her yellow teeth to powder. "Pah!" she thought. "They expect them to serve her, eat their fill, and then leave without doing any work." If it weren't for her sickly, frail appearance, she would have already attacked her.

She endured it for five taels of silver!