Xian Yuyu's Tenth Book

On their wedding night, her husband snatches her silver dowry bracelet and elopes with a widow from the neighboring village.

Instead of chasing after her son, her mother-in-law pins her down by the river to wash the whole family's filthy clothes, calling her a “husband-killer” and a “walking curse” every other word.

A local hooligan sidles up with a greasy grin. “Your man's run off. Need someone to warm your bed?”

Jiang Xing swings a club and breaks his lower leg.

[The Spendthrift Villainess System has successfully bound itself to you! Violently fight back against a harasser to earn 50 yuan!]

Doing bad things earns money? And if she doesn't, it takes years off her life?

In her previous life, she ran a restaurant in the city. Arguing with suppliers and playing cat and mouse with city inspectors were all in a day's work!

Her mother-in-law forces her to do the laundry? She dumps a whole basin of filthy clothes into the river and lets them float away!

Her mother-in-law steals her dowry? She points out the words carved into the lid of the trunk in front of the whole village and takes her things back one by one!

Her mother-in-law tries to sell her off in an arranged marriage for the bride price? She exposes the prospective groom's dirty secrets in front of everyone and insults him so badly he flees that very night!

Her brother-in-law secretly schemes against her? One swing of a carrying pole draws blood from the back of his hand!

A hooligan climbs over her wall in the middle of the night? She smears chili powder all over his face, and the rugged man next door grabs him by the scruff and drags him to the police station!

Sixty steamed buns sell out in half an hour, and she earns more in a day than a factory worker makes in a month. Make money, stockpile grain, split from the family, buy property: who says a woman who's been sold off can only accept her fate?

And the taciturn hunter next door is always leaving firewood by her courtyard wall, bringing her water, and setting down red dates... A crookedly embroidered “Xing” is stitched into the corner of the cloth bundle.

But this man, whom the whole village dismisses as “born under an unlucky star,” seems to harbor a secret even he doesn't know about...