The Rugged Hunter's Prosperity-Bringing Eldest Sister-in-Law

[Growing Vegetables + Growing Cotton + Business + Local Setting + Mutual Firsts + Raising Children]

The day Shen Zhi’s childhood betrothal was called off, her own father turned around and sold her.

Her ten-year-old brother-in-law bought her for one tael of silver. She became the eldest sister-in-law to three children and married Qin Zhuo, a taciturn, rugged hunter.

Her hunter husband was a little rough around the edges and initially paid her little attention, but he was hardworking and kindhearted, skilled in martial arts, and in excellent health. He was also a very caring man, so Shen Zhi settled comfortably into life with his family.

From then on, Shen Zhi began raising children, farming, managing the household, and figuring out ways to make money. Meanwhile, her relationship with the rugged hunter grew warmer by the day.

But her biased grandparents and the unkind family of her eldest uncle kept showing up to demand money, leeching off them. When Shen Zhi learned that her grandparents had been tricking them out of money to support her eldest uncle’s family, she angrily grabbed her hunter husband’s axe and marched over to confront them.

That money had been saved by the children through years of scrimping. How could she let these awful relatives get away with it?

A divine wood lock gifted to her by her grandmother was stained with her blood. Recognizing her wishes, it bound her to an agricultural and business space.

With the space’s help, Shen Zhi learned to read, do business, and farm. Then she taught her younger siblings, step by step, how to grow vegetables and cotton and earn money through business, eventually leading the whole family to a prosperous life.

As their eldest sister-in-law, she devoted herself to raising the three younger siblings, helping them grow into adults and find promising futures and loving partners.

From poverty to immense wealth, Shen Zhi and her rugged husband supported each other, moving forward one step at a time until they became legends throughout the surrounding villages.