She woke up on her wedding day—only to discover the bridegroom's "dead" fiancée had returned, and the whole village expected her to fade away. Maya Han remembers a different life: a city stage, a diploma in acting, and the memory of every betrayal that ruined the woman she replaced. Instead of collapsing, she improvises. With a dry kiss of sarcasm, a fake confession, and an outrageous bargain, she turns humiliation into leverage. When a mysterious pocket-sized "farm system" chimes in—seeds, coins, a menu that obeys thought—her pretend performances become real currency: healing herbs, miracle roots, and impossible recipes that start to fix a broken leg and rewrite fate. This is not a slow, sentimental second chance. It's a fast, smart, deliciously vindictive ride: she farms, she heals, she flips hometown snobs, she builds a business out of a miracle radish, and she collects proof that life can be hacked. Who will profit—her, the village, or the corporations who notice a rural miracle? Most important: who will get to keep the woman who knows too much?

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