The Farmer's Fortunate Wife Is No Pushover: She Finds a Husband and Wins a Noble Title

Chen Xichun discovers she has transmigrated into the body of Chen Xichun, a poor village girl in ancient times whose father is dead and whose mother has remarried. Her new home is a thatched hut without a single grain of rice, so miserable that even a mouse would turn around and flee before nightfall. That would be bad enough, but the moment she opens the door, someone throws a basin of filthy water at her. An old woman accuses her of having an affair with her stepbrother, spewing every vile insult she can think of. Her mother is weak and easily bullied, too. Ever since she remarried, she has lost all her backbone, passively accepting everything and devoted to being her stepfather's sweet, obedient wife. But Chen Xichun is no helpless flower for people to push around. She has read plenty of unhinged rants, and she knows the rule: if I'm crazy enough, nobody will dare mess with me! Sell medicinal herbs, grow vegetables, run a stall, open a shop, develop tourism: armed with recipes and ready to kick the worst sorts to the curb, surely this boundless wealth is finally Chen Xichun's turn to claim? Wait, what's with you, young man? Why are you looking at me like that? Keep staring and I'll make you my live-in son-in-law, so you can earn me a noble title!