Why Hasn't Big Sister Gotten Married Yet?

My new novel, The Village Head's Self-Cultivation, is now underway. Here's the blurb. Come on in and take the plunge!~~: Before she transmigrated, Ge Ge loved playing all kinds of management strategy games. In them, she built international metropolises, married a rich, handsome man (not really), and climbed to the peak of life. After she transmigrated, Ge Ge took over as village head with just one tael, four qian, and seven fen to her name. She had to lead a village of forty-six households full of elderly people, women, and children. Every day was a chorus of complaints from one neighbor about another. She had to keep people in line, earn money, and even catch a giant tiger. From the start, it felt like she was racing toward the end. Fortunately, when she transmigrated, she also received a randomly assigned "Tremble, Ancients!" golden finger System. With that golden finger at her back, Ge Ge, the delicate little lady with a seventh-dan rank in Sanda, became a cool-headed Chun-Li. One punch, one tree. As long as I punch fast enough, there's no villager I can't bring to heel. Thanks to her outstanding personal charm (which she absolutely did not have), Ge Ge made her name beyond Huadong Village, becoming famous throughout the town, then the city, and even earning the highest honor in the nation: His Majesty's own declaration, "The Great Ye Dynasty's foremost village head, a model for educating women among the people." Years later, when Huadong Village had grown into Huadong County and the county history was preparing to record the life of the Great Ye Dynasty's first female village head, the villagers finally learned that the little village head's self-cultivation meant being ruthless, having a vicious hand, and caring about saving face! Blurb for this novel, Why Hasn't Big Sister Gotten Married Yet?: She transmigrated straight into a pit of fire. As the eldest daughter of the second branch of the family, Yue Youjin had a whole string of younger sisters beneath her. Her soul was strong, but her body was frail, so she could only swallow her anger and endure until she was twelve. Her scumbag father couldn't have a son, cheated on his wife, and brought his mistress home. Her grandmother was fiercely biased toward boys and didn't treat her granddaughters like people. Her cousin and female cousin both looked down on country folk and were determined to marry into a wealthy family. And her "Star of Literature" male cousin had emptied the family coffers to bribe the exam officials... Fortunately, Yue Youjin finally found a chance to escape that whole family of eccentrics. Now she had to shoulder the heavy burden of providing for a family of ten. She racked her brains for ways to make money and finally raised all her younger sisters. She thought she could retire in glory. What? You all want to start pressuring me to get married? Her younger sisters: "Big Sis, you've been acting like you and brother-in-law are more than friends for years. You're only missing the wedding ceremony. Why don't we pick the day instead of waiting for it, and get it done today?" Her brother-in-law, who had never had the chance to be officially recognized, was moved to tears: "Keep it up, girls! Your brother-in-law will buy you a big house!" The heroine's family is surnamed Yue at first, then changes its surname to Su midway through the story. This novel has a 60% anti-piracy threshold and a 24-hour anti-piracy delay. Theme: