The Eighties Abandoned Wife Refuses to Be a Sacrificial Pawn, Gets Rich, and Leaves Her Scumbag Ex Weeping

Other people transmigrate into a book: win over the male lead, redeem the villainess, and get a happy ending.

Zhao Chunyan transmigrates into a book: get divorced! Make money! Take on apprentices! Open a shop!

Her scumbag husband, Lu Yuanzheng, takes his childhood sweetheart’s side and makes Zhao Chunyan read a written confession in front of everyone.

Zhao Chunyan tears it up on the spot and walks out, then goes home and leaves her mother-in-law and the scheming homewrecker in tears.

The next second, the System comes online: Teach one person a livelihood skill within three hours.

Fine!

Then she’ll take on apprentices in the middle of the night.

Teach a teenage boy to chop potatoes and earn an award-winning chef’s knife skills;

Help an abused woman make steamed buns and unlock god-tier pastry skills;

Take on a widow to make cold dishes and get access to a supply-chain network in return.

Other women depend on men to earn a living. She fights her way to success with a single iron wok.

Her ex wants to come crawling back for a taste of meat?

Sorry, get in line. No cutting, or you’ll end up on the blacklist.

From “the discarded wife thrown out of her home” to “Boss Zhao of the steel mill cafeteria,” she uses her wok to put terrible people in their place, help her apprentices thrive, and leave the bosses drooling.

But when provincial officials, black-market bosses, and powerful figures behind the scenes start appearing one after another, she realizes there’s more than a path to fortune simmering in that wok...