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After Transmigration, I Dominated the Famine Year by Hearing Animals' Thoughts
After Transmigration, I Dominated the Famine Year by Hearing Animals' Thoughts Plot:
Modern office worker Lin Xiaoman died from overwork and transmigrated into an orphan in a mountain village during the first year of famine. She woke up to find villagers about to bury her alive as a "disaster star". At the critical moment, she suddenly heard an earthworm in the soil shout, "It's going to rain!" — turns out she's bound to a system that lets her hear animals' thoughts! By listening to field mice warn of locust plagues and old cattle point to water sources, Lin went from a "pariah" to the village's "living immortal". But the cold-faced hunter Lu Zhao kept eyeing her: "You say you can hear animals? Then why did my dog bark at you last night?" It turns out Lu Zhao is a hidden guard sent by the court to investigate famine corruption, and he's long discovered her secret! They went from mutual suspicion to working together to save villagers and expose corrupt officials' plots. But on the night when the grain seeds were about to arrive, all the chickens in the village suddenly screamed in unison: "Someone is going to burn the warehouse!"
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