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Transmigrated to the Famine Year: I Dug a Peach Blossom Paradise with an Excavator

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Lin Xiaoman, a modern excavator operator, stayed up late criticizing a historical novel’s "useless female lead" in a famine era—only to transmigrate into the novel as the "short-lived supporting character" sold by her family for food. In desperation, she activates an "Infrastructure System" and pulls out an excavator! She digs canals for water, reclaims land for farming, turning a barren mountain village into a "granary-full, people-safe" peach blossom paradise. Then comes "sick scholar" Murong Heng—actually a young emperor in disguise investigating corruption. He planned to use the paradise as bait for corrupt officials, but is drawn to her boldness (she dared to confront the county magistrate). He pretends to be ill to make her feed him medicine, secretly giving his jade pendant as a token of love; she teaches him to operate the excavator, and he teases, "This iron lump is less cute than you." When corrupt officials lead soldiers to destroy the paradise, Murong Heng suddenly takes out an imperial edict—revealing he’s been watching her every step, wanting to use her modern wisdom to govern the country, and to make her the "mistress of the paradise." Worse, the novel’s "female lead" is the mastermind behind the famine—Lin Xiaoman is the true protagonist who rewrites fate!

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