I Lie Flat as a Villainess: My Husband Farms, and I Do the Talking

Tan Xia is destined to die in prison. According to the original plot, she will repeatedly try to murder the male lead, her husband Fu Changchuan, to collect a massive insurance payout. But she isn’t the brainless original owner, and she won’t do anything illegal and stupid enough to land herself in prison. When she opens her eyes, Tan Xia has become the fake heiress and vicious supporting villain in a novel. After the original owner’s fake heiress identity is exposed, her nominal husband Fu Changchuan is revealed to have secretly raised an adopted son. They lose their inheritance, his company goes bankrupt, and more… They leave their mansion and move into a drafty, leaky wooden house in a mountain village, falling from the clouds into the mud. When she learns that Fu Changchuan has an accidental death policy worth ten million yuan, the original owner starts pretending to be an innocent sweetheart and plotting to kill him. Their days of poverty don’t last long. The male lead’s wealthy older sister finds him and helps him rise to the top again. Tan Xia decides to lie flat and take it easy, spending some time living a simple country life with the male lead while waiting for the heroine to appear, so she can divorce him and split the family assets. To help the wealthy sister find her younger brother sooner, and to stave off boredom, Tan Xia livestreams a handsome man farming. Her witty remarks keep coming, and before she knows it, she’s gone viral! She never expected the village to be full of wealthy big shots, either! They build a new house, and the good life arrives ahead of schedule! Later, the sister and the heroine show up. The sister offers her a sum of money to divorce Fu Changchuan. Without a second thought, she signs the papers, takes the money, and leaves. Fu Changchuan searches for her like a madman. His sister says, “She was only using you to make money! There are so many good women in the world. What do you see in her?” Fu Changchuan replies, “There are so many women in the world, and so many beautiful, gentle ones, yet she’s the one who captured my heart.” (The heroine never has to endure a single day of hardship. The male lead works like an ox. A light, healing story with a focus on everyday country life.)