After Becoming a Cast-Off Wife, I Win Back the Modern World with Food

Xu Yan witnesses her husband cheating with her own eyes. Three years of quitting her job to raise their child, all that sacrifice, has become a joke. In the ensuing struggle, the mistress knocks her on the head, and she collapses on the spot. When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated to ancient times, still an unwanted, worn-out wife whose husband is forcing her to make way for his concubine. But this time, she won't argue or make a scene. Fight him? Divorce him? What a hassle! There's no man a single bowl of medicine can't deal with! But before dealing with men, she has to figure out how to survive. Perhaps to make up for being betrayed by men in both her lives, she is blessed with the [Snack System]. Once she earns 100 points, she can return to the modern world. She sells food to the common people: soup dumplings, jianbing, roujiamo, and wild vegetable wontons. Everything comes out of the pan fragrant enough to carry for miles, drawing crowds of people who line up and scramble to buy, while noble ladies and young masters compete for a taste. Behind every snack lie a sharp-tongued mother-in-law making trouble, local bullies demanding protection money, and mysterious merchants and down-and-out scholars quietly lending a hand. When a corner of an imperial robe appears among the people waiting in line, she finally has enough points and steps into a rift in time and space. In the modern world's ICU, her body has been unconscious for three days. When she trades ancient porcelain for a fortune on her bank card and brings modern anti-inflammatory medicine back to a frontier battlefield, transmigrating is no longer just about making a living. She becomes the emperor's lifeline, trading mountain ginseng for delicacies and provisions for a fief, until at last she lives the way she wants. But the System's true ambition has only just begun to emerge: youth-preserving pills and life-extending elixirs. The heads of the great families come begging for medicine, offering shares in exchange. Her enemies kneel before her, kowtowing and admitting their mistakes. Looking at her husband, consumed with regret, she says just one word: "Get lost!"