Lilac in May

25th century prodigy Xiao Wushuang was betrayed and killed by her boyfriend and sister, but woke up again to find herself reincarnated as a farmgirl and equipped with a spatial pocket with a luck stat. No longer a technocrat, she decided to change her lifestyle to become a hunter, a farmer and a humble merchant.

Any crop she farmed would be approved with double A-grade, popularity guaranteed. 

She reared a worm, and it soon opened new routes for the village. 

She started a company, and it became the largest global conglomerate for farm produce.

With that, the village somehow managed to get a cut.

Just as she ventured further on the path of riches, a child came out of nowhere, hugging her leg and crying, "Mommy, don't you love me anymore?"

Xiao Jinli was left staring at him, dumbstruck, "You got the wrong woman, kid. I'm not your mommy!"

"I don't care! You're the most beautiful woman, that makes you mommy!"

Exasperated, she took the boy home, and thus the unmarried village treasure became an unmarried mother… until a handsome man arrived, "I've finally found you!"

This is the legendary tale of a farmgirl with a spatial pocket, leading the village to the top of the world!

The Lucky Star Blessing the Whole Village

It can be said that in the second year, company expansion, or more precisely, land expansion issues, became a significant problem.


People from surrounding villages wanted to follow Xiao Family Village's example, contributing their land as shares and then waiting for dividends.


If it couldn't be done, then they wouldn't lease the land.


Those villagers believed that because their lands were adjacent to Xiao Family Village, the company had no choice but to use their lands, giving them leverage.


Xiao Yucheng and others were almost amused to laughter by this assumption.


However, it was somewhat reasonable for these people to have such thoughts.


The land of surrounding villages was indeed close to Xiao Family Village, making it more convenient for management after leasing, which was its biggest advantage.


But an advantage was just an advantage, and it didn't mean that their land was absolutely indispensable.


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