Transmigrated at Three, I Sell French Fries in the Northern Song Dynasty

During the Jiayou era of the Northern Song Dynasty, tenant farmer Zhang Laosan’s family found a three-year-old child wearing overalls and crocs. When asked about her hometown and parents, she knew nothing. The child became the youngest in the Zhang family, renamed Xiao Ping’an. Villagers said the Zhangs could hardly feed themselves, yet they took in such a burden. But Xiao Ping’an pointed at the mountains covered in red fruits and said, “So many candied haws! Sell them, buy meat to eat.” The Zhang family indeed went to the city to sell candied haws, earning money to make braised pork for Ping’an. Ping’an was too young, unknowingly bringing modern knowledge to ancient times. The Zhang fami...