Disowned and Kicked Out? The Widow and Her Child Buy Up the Capital

After transmigrating, Shen Zhiqiu, a modern agricultural science master's graduate, became an eighteen-year-old widow in the Great Qing Dynasty.

Her drafty woodshed had a nearly empty rice jar, and two frail little ones at her side cried hungrily for food.

Her awful mother-in-law came to steal her rations? Her brother-in-law used the funeral as an excuse to pocket the compensation and make trouble?

She exposed the fraudulent accounts on the spot, cut ties, and drew up a contract to divide the household!

No letting troublemakers stay the night. If someone wrongs her, she gets even on the spot.

With one hand, she improves composting, clears wasteland, and farms. With the other, she develops secret dried goods to make money and build her business.

The villagers laugh that a widow with children is bound to starve. She turns around and leads the village women in setting up workshops, opening a chain of shops, and establishing trade routes!

From a patch of wasteland in Apricot Blossom Village, she works her way up to become a merchant magnate in the prefectural city, and even secures a new imperial decree on agricultural policy.

The gloomy adopted son she took in turns out to be the only legitimate grandson of the Marquis of Zhenbei, while her well-behaved younger brother grows into a brilliant agricultural policymaker.

As for those greedy relatives who came crawling back after seeing her success, and the tyrannical grain merchants who tried to sabotage her?

Shen Zhiqiu clicks her abacus and sneers: Want food and a way to survive? Settle the old accounts first!

Hardcore money-making, no pointless drama. This no-romance heroine buys out the entire capital with her own skills!