After We Were Split from the Family, Our Lives Took Off

[There is no transmigration or golden finger in this book. It is an ordinary rural story about a family improving their lives through their own hard work.] Her father fell gravely ill, and her greedy second aunt persuaded her grandmother to throw the whole family out, claiming Chun'er was a jinx who had made her father sick beyond all cure. But so what if they had to live in a dilapidated thatched hut? Since moving out, Chun'er was no longer oppressed by her cruel grandmother and second aunt. Her spirits lifted, her mind grew sharper, and even her dreams were full of good fortune. A jinx? Without you, my family will only thrive!

What? Her cruel grandmother wants to make amends? No, no, no. This jinx had better not drag you down. Let's each go our own way and leave each other alone.

Now that you're gone, just watch me make a roaring success of my business and marry a man who'll make you so jealous your eyes pop out.

I'll make you so jealous you can't enjoy your food, can't sleep well, and can't find pleasure in anything you do.