After Divorcing My Husband, I Used My Billion-Dollar Space to Support a Rugged Man

Ye Zhenzhen, a max-level divine doctor from the apocalypse, transmigrates with a spatial stash of a trillion in supplies into the Great Qi Dynasty, becoming the poor wife of a failed scholar in Qingping Village.

From the start, she faces hellish difficulty: her awful in-laws are about to sell her twins to child traffickers!

Ye Zhenzhen gives a cold laugh, rolls up her sleeves, and knocks out one rotten in-law after another, boldly reclaiming her adorable children.

Her scholar husband, Lu Xingzhou, has been away from home for five years. He bought a mansion in the city with his widowed sister-in-law, and they even have two sons together?

Ye Zhenzhen wastes no time bringing the kids to confront them. She throws a divorce letter at him in the street and, while she’s at it, empties the private stash he and his sister-in-law have been saving!

After the divorce, Ye Zhenzhen takes her children to live at the foot of a remote mountain, where she happens to rescue Huo Xiao, the village’s half-dead, much-feared “rugged hunter.”

They hit it off and strike a deal: she’ll heal his crippled leg and cure his strange poison, while he’ll act as a shield for her and the children and help with the heavy lifting.

Who could have guessed that this scarred, cold, taciturn hunter would not only spoil the twins rotten, but also start looking at her in a very different way?

More surprising still, as Ye Zhenzhen’s reputation as a divine doctor spreads across the land and her high-yield crops fill the fields of Great Qi, the arrogant hunter is revealed to be none other than the heir to the Prince of Zhenbei, one of the most powerful men in the dynasty!

By then, the wretched Lu Xingzhou, ruined and impoverished after being dragged down by his sister-in-law’s family, kneels outside the prince’s residence and begs Ye Zhenzhen to forgive him.

Huo Xiao kicks him flying and wraps an arm around Ye Zhenzhen’s slender waist, sneering, “You think you’re worthy of saying my wife’s name?”