Transmigration: After Severing Family Ties, I Led My Husband’s Family to a Prosperous Life

Ye Mengyi transmigrated into an alternate ancient world. . Both of her parents had died, and she was left living with her grandmother, uncle’s family, and third uncle’s family. . Every day she worked from before dawn until late at night, sleeping less than a dog, waking earlier than a chicken, and still never having enough food or clothes. . “Mother, what about those five taels of silver?”“Yes, Mother, Qing’an needs schooling and Qingyan is ready for marriage. What do you think of that boy from the Lu family?” . “That works too. After all, they’ve already had physical contact.” . “Cut ties. If you didn’t raise me in life, I won’t bury you in death.” . She slammed the table and severed all family ties on the spot. . Then she turned around and married a rough hunter from the foot of the mountain. . No house? No farmland? No problem. . She understood crop breeding, animal husbandry, and agricultural techniques. Barren hills were transformed into fertile fields, wild vegetables became delicacies, and from barely surviving three meals a day, she built overflowing granaries and full coffers. . From poverty to prosperity, she led her husband’s family step by step into a life of wealth and comfort—becoming the kind of “small-scale rich household” everyone envied. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigration: After Severing Family Ties, I Led My Husband’s Family to a Prosperous Life — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠