Divorced and Sent into Exile? I Empty the Marquis's Estate and Flee the Famine

[Space Ability + Overpowered Combat Skills + Exile + The Ex-Husband’s Long Road to Winning Her Back + Terrible Relatives]

Jiang Yunqing, a female battle goddess from the apocalypse, is reborn as a hunter’s daughter. She has just married in place of someone else to Shen Yan, an impoverished merchant family’s illegitimate son, when she refuses to be constrained by rules and forcefully signs a divorce agreement. But before the ink on the agreement has even dried, the Shen family is implicated by their relatives in the capital. An imperial decree is issued, and the entire clan is exiled to the bitterly cold northwest!

After hearing the news, Jiang Yunqing takes her enormous divorce settlement and prepares to enjoy herself in Jiangnan. But the original owner’s greedy, despicable parents and stepbrother corner her at an inn, planning to sell her to an old man for a betrothal gift. Jiang Yunqing turns the tables and beats her awful relatives so badly their own mothers wouldn’t recognize them. In the process, she awakens a top-tier spatial ability.

Remembering the kindness of her former parents-in-law and her ex-husband’s restraint, Jiang Yunqing gives a cold laugh and goes to the government office that very night to obtain a travel permit. She intends not only to catch up with the exile convoy, but also to sneak into the capital’s collateral branch of the marquis’s household, the people who framed the Shen family, and clear out everything from their vault and granaries to their underwear! Along the road to exile, the Shen family goes hungry, yet somehow keeps finding roast chicken and padded coats. When bandits ambush them, the bandits somehow end up hanging from trees. At last, when they reach the northwest, Shen Yan looks at his ex-wife, who can tear apart a ferocious wolf with her bare hands and kick the Xiongnu into submission, and begs her to remarry him, his eyes red. Jiang Yunqing says, “Remarry you? Fine. Offer me this empire as my betrothal gift!”