After Three Years as His Wife, He Divorced Me. Now I Stand on My Own, So Why Are You Crying?

Transmigration + cast-off wife + everyday street life + golden finger + love that grows over time + household and military intrigue + lovers torn between love and hate

The farmer Su Rong is driven out with a letter of divorce. Her ex-husband has climbed the social ladder, leaving Su Rong alone and helpless, a cast-off wife living on the streets.

To survive, Su Rong takes a job washing vegetables in the home of a local teacher.

She had only wanted to live out her life in peace, but fate has cast her into turbulent times. Her ex-husband and her new suitor become deeply entangled in the threads of her destiny, their ties to her hidden beneath the surface.

Where will she go from here?

Ex-husband: Since you served me with all your heart for three years, I'll give you a chance. How about I bring you home as a concubine?

New suitor: She's just a lowly servant, a divorced peasant woman. Why would I, an official, ever take an interest in someone of such low status?

Su Rong flips the table!

I can literally scatter beans and summon soldiers. Why would I care about you two fools? Men, get the hell away from me!