The Butterfly Arrives at the Village Head, and the Flowers Bloom

Tang Xiaodie, a street thug who loves getting into fights, transmigrates! She remembers grudges but never anything else, and when she wakes up, she finds that someone has bullied her terribly. Tang Xiaodie thinks the greatest humiliation in ancient times is being divorced twice! But who says a divorced woman has to live miserably? No way! That could never happen to Tang Xiaodie. She'll support herself and her adopted child. In her spare time, she'll look for her next man and market herself. She'll make the men who divorced her regret it! What? They want her back? They want to get back together? Sorry, sis has someone in her heart now. Keep walking. If you won't leave, I'll sic Wangcai on you! In Tang Xiaodie's experience, reasoning with women is a slow form of suicide. She doesn't want to die early. A homewrecker? A man-stealer? No problem! Bring it on. Leave a roof unpatched for three days and the tiles start flying: that's what you get when women gossip and envy each other! Tang Xiaodie is always a beat behind, but she's also the one with all the little schemes. So what if she's a peasant woman married to a farmer? What would you eat without us? As the saying goes, with a spring and a patch of farmland, life is better than heaven. What do you know? Want to find out how the heroine's story unfolds? Then come along and see for yourself!