The Big Shot's Interstellar Construction Project

Yun Qimu, a woman from one hundred and fifty years in the future, dies after her body collapses from an unknown illness. Upon waking, she finds herself reincarnated into the body of her namesake, the sickly second daughter of the prestigious Yun family in the Kimberly Archduchy. This new body is on a spaceship destined for the Exile Planet, a notorious garbage dump and prison from which there is no escape. The passengers are a mix of exiled nobles and hardened criminals, all eyeing Yun Qimu with greed due to her noble attire and beauty. However, she is not defenseless. Seated beside her is Yun Jingzheng, her father and a former top-tier general who has been framed for treason and reduced to a mindless fool by severe head trauma. Despite his mental state, his presence deters the more aggressive exiles.

Upon arriving on the Exile Planet, Yun Qimu quickly reveals her true nature, shedding the image of a fragile noble lady. When her former maid, Nasha, attempts to steal her belongings and is caught, Yun Qimu ruthlessly severs the woman's arms. When a mercenary attacks her in retaliation, she kills him with a dagger in a display of lethal precision. It becomes clear that this is not the weak, unconscious girl the family thought they had, but a calculating survivor. She is soon joined by Yun Qiyu, her six-year-old brother, who followed them in secret to protect her. The boy is sharp-witted and resourceful, having secretly stolen a Spatial Button from a cousin to carry essential supplies.

Yun Qimu’s life is further complicated by the sudden activation of a holographic game system called "Earth Revival," which has followed her from her past life into reality. The system forces her to become the host of a "Earth Village Construction" game, threatening to kill her if she refuses. She learns that her current body has been poisoned with "Rouge Drunk," a lethal toxin that requires Spirit Coins earned through the game to counteract. The system is revealed to be sadistic and greedy, charging exorbitant prices for basic necessities like housing. Yun Qimu, however, proves to be an equally cunning negotiator, bargaining with the system to secure a wooden hut and later expanding it into a larger home with a courtyard by trading in the corpses of her enemies.

The core conflict revolves around Yun Qimu's struggle to survive on the Exile Planet while uncovering the conspiracy that destroyed her family. Her father suffers from Spirit Power Disorder and Dark Matter infection, conditions that require expensive medication. Her older brother is missing, and her mother is presumed dead. Yun Qimu suspects that her uncles, who stand to inherit the family title, are the masterminds behind these tragedies. With no way to leave the planet, she decides to use the game system as a tool to build power and resources. She begins recruiting other exiles to her village, offering them food and safety in exchange for their labor, effectively turning the harsh wasteland into a thriving settlement under her control.

As the story progresses, Yun Qimu balances her dual life as a village builder and a strategic avenger. She uses her knowledge of the game's mechanics from her past life to gain advantages, while her formidable combat abilities and cold demeanor keep potential threats at bay. The narrative follows her efforts to cure her father, protect her brother, and amass enough strength to one day challenge the noble houses that exiled them. The Exile Planet, once a place of despair, begins to transform under her leadership, hinting at a future where she may not just survive, but rise to dominate the very system that sought to control her.