Latest Novels

When Ye Caiping opened her eyes, she was a divorced woman cast out of her husband's home, with her sister-in-law sharpening her knife at her. It's not that the sister-in-law wouldn't tolerate her, it's just that the original owner of this body was too much of a troublemaker!

How much of a troublemaker? Come, take a look — To help her husband's family build a house, as long as her maiden family had any leftover grain, she would return like a mad dog, sniffing it out and plundering it away. To ensure her mother-in-law ate meat every day, she even dug out the half-copper coins her parents had saved in a mouse hole. To support her husband's studies, she acted like a lunatic, throwing tantrums and forcing her nephew to drop out of school, making her maiden family pay tuition for her husband.

Was this a collapse of morality, or the ravings of an idiot? In the end, her husband successfully became a scholar as he wished, and she, as expected by everyone, was divorced and cast out! After taking over this body, Ye Caiping rolled up her sleeves and started working... It wasn't that she liked being a scapegoat or enjoyed helping the poor; it was because mutual cooperation offered a better return on investment! Under her efforts, her maiden family became rich, with everyone reaching the pinnacle of their lives! The entire village prospered together, and even the stray dog at the village entrance ate meat twice a day. Her ex-husband and ex-mother-in-law, eating worse than the dog, had already burst into tears.

Ye Caiping opened her eyes, only to find herself a discarded wife, cast out after being divorced. To make matters worse, her sister-in-law back at her maiden home was sharpening her knives, ready to pounce.

It wasn’t that her sister-in-law was overly harsh or intolerant—it was simply because the original owner of this body was a piece of work!

How bad was it? Well, take a look:

To build a house for her husband’s family, as long as her maiden family had even a single grain of surplus food, she would sniff it out like a rabid dog and scavenge it all away.

To ensure her mother-in-law could eat meat every day, she even dug out the half-coin her parents had carefully hidden away in a mouse hole.

To support her husband’s education, she acted like a crazed shrew—rolling on the ground, kicking up a fuss, and forcing her nephew to drop out of school so her family could cover her husband’s tuition fees.

Was this a collapse of morality or just sheer lunacy?

In the end, her husband achieved his dream of passing the imperial exam and becoming a scholar, while she, fulfilling everyone’s expectations, was *graciously* divorced and sent packing!

…

After taking over this body, Ye Caiping rolled up her sleeves and got to work—not because she was some saint who loved being exploited, but because win-win cooperation was far more profitable!

Thanks to her efforts, her family became so wealthy they practically oozed oil, and every single member reached the pinnacle of success!

The entire village thrived together, with everyone marching toward prosperity—even the mangy dog at the village entrance was now feasting on meat twice a day.

Meanwhile, her ex-husband and former mother-in-law, eating worse than that dog, were already bawling their eyes out in the outhouse.