Reborn in the 1970s: I Became Famous Throughout the Village for Hosting Banquets

The day she was sold, Lin Wanhe was reborn.

In her previous life, her grandmother and second aunt sold her to an old widower for a bride price. Her mother died after being tormented, and her younger brother's future was ruined. She struggled through half a lifetime before earning a meager living by catering village banquets, but by then she had no chance to make things right.

In this life, the moment the matchmaker stepped through the door, Lin Wanhe flipped the table.

Break off the engagement. Split from the family. Set up her own stove.

Other people were reborn with a pocket dimension, a System, or a golden finger.

She was different. She would turn her life around by catering banquets.

Wedding feasts, birthday banquets, full-month celebrations, house-raising feasts: while others spent money putting on banquets, she made money from them.

When her awful relatives tried to take advantage of her, she humiliated them in public.

When the villagers looked down on her, she made the whole village line up to ask her for help.

From a tumbledown shack at the end of the village to a township catering service,

from a worthless girl anyone could push around to the village's most formidable "Manager Lin,"

Lin Wanhe refused to accept her fate or give up in this life. All she cared about was money and protecting her own.

And along the way, she found herself a gruff partner with a sharp tongue, a warm heart, and an endless desire to protect her.

In this life, she would help her whole family rise again,

and make sure everyone saw with their own eyes

how the worthless girl who almost got sold ended up becoming famous throughout the village, one banquet after another.