Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

Summary of the Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home

There’s Qiao Xuan. She was the daughter of a county magistrate back in her old life, you know? Everyone thought she’d marry someone grand. But things didn’t go as planned. Her father’s legal wife cooked up some drama behind the scenes, dragging her down into a farmer's world.

Now, here’s where it gets wild: on that fateful wedding night, after Qiao Xuan takes everything in – especially how poorly furnished their new room was – she hangs herself. Tragic! But then… BAM!

She wakes up, see? And guess who else is occupying her body now? A *different* version of Qiao Xuan from this alternate timeline has transmigrated onto hers.

This new arrival looks around and sighs inwardly at the shabby surroundings. "Alright," she thinks to herself (or maybe out loud?), frowning right back. "Don't worry, I know you didn’t want this either, but divorce? No way. Not tonight." There’s a definite edge of caution here.

But honestly? The original Qiao Xuan hadn't even grasped the whole transmigration thing yet! She realized quickly that jumping through that legal loophole wasn't an option – not if her scheming predecessor still held power over her existence in this life. Plus, she was now carrying the identity and experiences of someone else from a completely different world.

So Qiao Xuan made a pivot fast. Instead of dwelling on tragedy or revenge (though those thoughts probably flit through), she decided to channel resources differently. She started helping her husband out, using the knowledge both she *was* and this new version brought along.

It worked! They leveled up together – slowly but surely building that farm business from scratch in their shabby beginnings until they became the richest family around. Her strategy shifted focus: less divorce threats, more making things work properly for them both.

Of course, there were still grudges to deal with. Those who used her before? She dealt with them through this new lens – maybe a warning here, an action-driven response there. And interestingly enough… her husband started feeling differently too!

Yeah, he definitely had those "I thought you'd leave" moments later when things got cozy between them without the looming divorce threat hanging over everything!