The Original Wife Who Was Supposed to Die Early Stops Making Trouble, and the Officer's Whole Family Spoils Her

Chu Tangxi transmigrates into a period novel as the villainous ex-wife who's always causing trouble.

She despises her husband for being discharged from the military, starts a fuss about divorce, flirts with local hooligans, and ultimately gets sold into the mountains, where she dies a horrible death.

Meanwhile, the reborn heroine is waiting for her to make way so she can marry the male lead, who will become rich and successful in the future.

Chu Tangxi: Was the original owner kicked in the head by a donkey?

With a husband that handsome and promising, why would she get divorced?

The whole village waits to see her make a fool of herself, but she turns around and teaches the villagers to dig for medicinal herbs and earn their first fortune.

The reborn heroine sets her up to be caught cheating, but Chu Tangxi slams the scumbag into the river and forces him to write an IOU.

Her mother-in-law gets so angry she falls ill. Chu Tangxi brings a bowl of medicine to her bedside and gets the whole Lu family firmly under her thumb.

All Chu Tangxi wants is to quietly live as a beautiful, wealthy widow with plenty of free time... Wait, no, as an officer's wife.

But why is the male lead looking at her more and more strangely?

Wasn't she supposed to be a disposable side character?

Why is every member of the Lu family doting on her more than the last?

Did she... get the wrong script?