I Have Money and Land, So What's the Problem with Being a Cast-Off Wife?

[No Golden Finger, No Pocket Dimension, The Heroine Has No Born Superhuman Strength and a Few Flaws, She Relies on Her Own Efforts to Gradually Build a Better Life for Her Clan]

When Wen Qiuyue opens her eyes, she finds she's become a divorced woman in an ancient rural village.

Her mother died young, her father is disabled, there's not a grain of rice in the jar or a penny in the house, and a whole string of children are crying to be fed. No problem, I'll earn money! Wen Qiuyue rolls up her sleeves and gets to work: cooking delicious food, running a street stall, brewing fruit wine, and leading the whole family to prosperity!

What should she do about her cold-hearted ex-husband? March to his door and break his other leg!

What should she do about her sharp-tongued former mother-in-law? Tie her up and send her to jail!

What should she do about her unreasonable grandmother? Give her a tongue-lashing and turn everyone against her!

But what should she do about the handsome young man blushing as he confesses to her? Wen Qiuyue panics...

“I'm a divorced woman.”

“That's fine. I'm a bachelor no one wants.”

“I have a health condition and might not be able to have children.”

“That's fine. I don't like anyone else's children anyway.”

“I don't want to leave my family.”

“That's fine. I'll move my family in next door.”

What else can they do? He hunts, she earns, and the happy couple builds a home together!

Wen Qiuyue eats roast meat and drinks fine wine, then scoffs. “I've got money, land, and looks. The line of suitors stretches all the way to the village entrance. So what if I'm divorced?”