The Clever Farmer's Wife: Farming, Snuffing Out the Lamp, and Seducing Men

A crime boss transmigrates into the body of a wealthy family's legitimate daughter. From a destiny fit for an empress to a widow living at her husband's family home in the countryside, Song Qingcheng has never accepted her fate. You want me dead? I'll thrive just to spite you. I don't rely on men, I rely on myself. This widow brings along a child from her late husband's previous marriage to farm, do business, and seize territory. One good woman is worth ten men. Amid the fragrance of rice blossoms, she speaks of a bountiful harvest, while handsome hired hands fill the fields. The Crown Prince is handsome and, as The Outcast, is second only to the emperor and above all others. He would rather give up the throne than marry Song Qingcheng, this poisonous flower. The Third Prince wants no part in worldly disputes, yet he simply cannot let this woman go, even if it means turning against the Crown Prince. I farm and do business with my own two hands, make delicious food and beautiful clothes, and seize territory. I'm a street tough, so who am I supposed to fear? All you handsome men, into my bowl you go!