The Hunter's Fierce Wife: Raising Kids and Farming Like a Tiger

She transmigrates into the middle of a domestic violence scene, cleverly divorces and remarries, only to end up in another den of wolves and tigers. Han Qiao grabs a stick and beats the beasts back. With words, she can curse someone from one end of the street to the other; with fists, she can make street thugs and shrews cry for their mothers. She opens shops, buys farmland, and acquires a house. She encourages her hunter husband to work hard and improve himself, and raises three daughters whom everyone in the empire adores. With wealth and glory in hand and a devoted marriage built on mutual trust, who wouldn't praise such a life? As an older bachelor, Heng Yi fell for Han Qiao the moment she smiled at him when he was twenty-four, losing both his heart and his soul. They say a woman three years older brings a husband a fortune. So what if she'd been married before? He still treasures and pampers her like a precious jewel.