My Path to Prosperity as a Farmer's Daughter After I Transmigrated

Whenever people mention Song Sanniang of Shanghe Village,

they say a lovely flower has been planted in cow dung. Only the flower is the eldest son of the Du family, and the cow dung is her.

Before marriage, she bossed everyone around, ordered her sisters-in-law about, and bullied her little nephews. The whole family feared her mother's authority and dared not complain.

After marriage, she got even worse. She ordered her mother-in-law around and berated her sister-in-law. On her wedding night, she even kicked her husband out of bed. Every few days, when things didn't go her way, she'd sling a bundle over her shoulder, run back to her parents' home, and continue living carefree, with food brought to her and clothes put on her back.

Song Sanniang didn't care about the disdainful looks from those around her. Change? Not a chance. She was going to live this way for the rest of her life...

As a career-minded professional living in the twenty-first century, Song Ning had been the model child parents always held up as an example.

Who could have guessed that her charmed life would end when she accidentally drank a bowl of poisonous mushroom soup and transmigrated into the body of an ugly, universally despised village wife?

Looking at the layers of fat around her waist and the rice jar nearly empty in the corner, Song Ning gritted her teeth...

She had to lose weight, make money, and mend her broken relationships with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

As for her young husband, he was a boy of sixteen or seventeen. To her, he was just a younger brother. She only needed to respect him and humor him, but she could never fall in love with him...

As for the eldest son of the Du family in Baishui Village, everyone pitied him for losing his father young and having to struggle through life with his widowed mother.

Fortunately, he had worked hard for ten years and finally succeeded in his studies. He passed the imperial examinations and entered officialdom, just when it seemed he might finally get ahead.

But then he was forced to honor his late father's wishes and marry a little woman who couldn't recognize a single character. On her very first day in the household, she complained that his family was poor and treated him like a useless pauper of a scholar...

Everyone in the village felt sorry for him, but he could only shake his head with a bitter smile.

His little wife might have a thousand faults, but since he had married her, he was determined to be as tolerant and kind to her as he could. As for a loving marriage where husband and wife treated each other with respect, he wouldn't dare hope for that...

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