The Farmer's Daughter Who Sells Wine

Overnight, she transmigrates into a book and becomes the insignificant character who dies right at the beginning.

With no brother left to protect her, she thinks she’ll have to make her own way through life. But the man her scummy father picked up turns out to be an over-the-top chauvinist.

She wants to build a resort, and he says he’ll handle it. She wants to farm, and he says he’ll handle it. She wants to brew wine, and he says he’ll handle that too.

She has a space of her own, but no use for it.

This bargain of a man turns her from a man-eating flower into a delicate little blossom.

From then on, he handles business, farming, brewing, and providing for the family, while she follows at his heels, looking pretty.

But when it comes to playing the fool while hiding her claws, she’s still the tiger.

She can deal with her scummy father’s whole family by herself. Why should she be afraid of him trying to foist women on his son?

Hmph! Let one come, and I’ll take her down. Let two come, and I’ll beat them both.

If three or four show up, I’ll pour them a jug of strong wine and make them drink until they stagger home on their own.