Wild Rabbits and Pheasants Come in Rows! Pockets Filled with Ginseng and Lingzhi!

Ye Anran, a woman who survived the apocalypse with a spatial ability and spiritual spring water, transmigrates into the body of a three-year-old girl named Little Ya in the drought-stricken Ning'an Kingdom. In her new life, she is the unwanted daughter of Li Zhaodi and Wang Dalin, who favor her younger brother, Bao'er. The story opens with Li Zhaodi beating Little Ya to near-death after falsely accusing her of stealing a corncake, a crime actually committed by Bao'er to secure his mother's favor. Just as Little Ya dies from the abuse, Ye Anran's consciousness merges with the child, awakening to find her spatial ability has traveled with her. She is rescued by Ye Sanlang and Wang Xianger, a childless couple from the neighboring Ye family, who adopt her after she saves their son Qing'an from child abductors. The adoption requires a severance letter and a payment of half a sack of cornmeal to Li Zhaodi, who eagerly accepts to rid herself of the burden.

Upon joining the Ye family, Ye Anran discovers that her new grandmother, Old Madam Ye, is obsessed with a recurring dream in which an immortal entrusts her with a "little fairy child" who will bring prosperity to the family. Old Madam Ye recognizes Ye Anran as the child from her dreams, leading to an immediate and intense favoritism that contrasts sharply with the neglect Ye Anran suffered in her biological family. The Ye family is a large, multi-generational household with four sons, each with their own branch. While the third branch, where Ye Anran resides, welcomes her warmly, the second branch, led by the sly and greedy Liu Xiuxiu, resents the addition of another mouth to feed. Liu Xiuxiu's hostility is compounded by her secret affair with a village rogue named Qian Dashan and the fact that her twin sons are actually Qian Dashan's children, not those of her husband, Ye Erhe.

A key turning point occurs when a pack of white wolves, led by an alpha, chases wild boars into the village and attacks the Ye household. Ye Anran, using her latent abilities, discovers she can communicate with the wolves. She negotiates with the alpha, offering it spirit spring water from her space in exchange for sparing her family. The alpha, recognizing her unique scent and power, agrees and leaves the killed wild boar as a gift. This event cements Ye Anran's status as a "lucky star" in the eyes of Old Madam Ye and the villagers. Simultaneously, the conflict in the second branch escalates when Ye Erhe discovers Liu Xiuxiu's infidelity and the true paternity of the twins. The village elder mediates, resulting in Liu Xiuxiu being dismissed from the family and ordered to pay compensation, while the twins are returned to their biological grandfather, Qian Dashan's father.

With the removal of Liu Xiuxiu and her toxic influence, the Ye family dynamic shifts. Ye Anran, now named Ye Anran by a scholar, begins to integrate into the family, receiving ample food and care that she never had before. Her grandfather, Ye Sanlang, and grandmother, Wang Xianger, dote on her, while her new brother, Qing'an, promises to protect her. The story sets the stage for Ye Anran to utilize her spatial abilities to improve the family's impoverished circumstances. She plans to use the spirit spring water to cultivate crops and generate wealth, transforming the Ye family's fate. The narrative moves from survival and abuse to a new beginning where Ye Anran, armed with her supernatural resources, navigates ancient family politics and natural disasters, aiming to secure a prosperous future for herself and her adoptive relatives.