They Say I’ll Never Marry, So I Open a Shop and Take Eight Husbands

After transmigrating into the body of a farm girl whose engagement has been broken off, Song Qinghe lives in the old family home with her five-year-old daughter. The villagers laugh and call her “cursed to kill her husband.”

The small town is conservative. It’s hard enough for a woman to establish her own household, let alone take in a husband and build a fortune.

Yet she turns her life around with a single scallion pancake. Customers start crying as they eat, then immediately ask to work for her.

Wang Tiezhu bursts into tears and calls her Mother, carpenter Li wipes his eyes and begs to marry into her family, and butcher Zhao reveals his true colors after a three-day trial stay. She tears down the recruitment notice that very night and starts looking again!

From a roadside stall at the village entrance to a chain of restaurants, from clearing land for farms to founding an academy, she wins people over with food and answers the rumors with her achievements.

Who says a widow can’t run a household? She’s determined to recruit talent, lead a team, and build an industrial empire!

While raising her child and growing her business, she turns the insult “cursed to kill her husband” into a badge of female strength.

See how she becomes the most sought-after match in a conservative era!