[Farming, adorable children, a personal space, satisfying revenge, doting, villains, and sweet romance]
After becoming a max-level powerhouse in the apocalypse, Jiang Bai never expected to transmigrate into a book one day. She finds herself in a farming novel as the villainous cannon-fodder ex-wife, who did every wicked thing imaginable and abused the adorable children, before being tortured to death by the male lead, who later rises to power.
Change her fate! She has to change it! First, she'll earn enough money to divorce him.
With her personal space in hand, Jiang Bai opens a restaurant, makes medicinal cuisine, and raises the little ones. She's focused entirely on achieving financial freedom, but all sorts of minor villains keep popping up, and she takes them on one by one, thoroughly enjoying every chance to put the scum in their place.
Vile relatives show up looking for a handout? There's no money for you, but I can break your hands for you!
A white-lotus supporting character throws herself at him and plays the victim? Try out the face-slapping package: you'll go from pretending to be pitiful to truly pitiful!
In the original plot, her son becomes a villain and her daughter a femme fatale?
No way! She'll nurture them in every aspect from childhood, and raise both of them to become pillars of the nation.
Cook delicious food! Amass a fortune! She turns her life around through farming and becomes the beloved richest woman around!
But... wasn't she supposed to be the discarded wife in a male-led story? Why has the successful, arrogant male lead decided that he can't live without her?
I enjoy reading stories about space-themed novels, but after reading over 30 chapters, why does the female lead keep using the spiritual spring instead of making full use of her space? Even hiding money or some defensive weapons would be helpful.