Qiao Sui'an is reborn in the 1980s, where her father doesn't care for her, her mother doesn't love her, and her wicked older sister is always causing trouble. She has become a slovenly, lazy, greedy woman weighing over 200 jin, and is forced to marry in someone else's place.
On her wedding night, Qiao, the “unlucky little sister,” is actually kicked out of bed by her new husband!
How can she put up with that? She's a medical PhD who plans to help build the motherland, and in this life she's got a whole set of golden fingers.
Beautiful as a flower: check.
Face-slapping the awful relatives: check.
Pocket dimension in hand: check.
Farming her way to wealth: check.
No one dares say Qiao Sui'an is good for nothing. They can only call her a reincarnated Hua Tuo!
Then one day, her useless husband suddenly turns into the richest man around. Now all he wants is to keep her at home and cuddle up to her, begging for kisses every day!
Hey, you promised we'd only be husband and wife in name. You said liars turn into puppies.
Him: Woof, woof, woof...
It's witty and humorous, with easy-to-understand jokes. The plot closes perfectly, slightly sweet and not angsty. The author is really generous; they could have divided it into two books, but they insisted on keeping it as one book from beginning to end. As someone who likes short stories, I actually finished it! 🤔
It was pretty good. I skipped around and didn't watch the whole thing.
It's funny, but a bit childish.
It's also possible to watch something that jumps around a bit.