Jiang Tang wakes up in the 1980s, having become a fat village woman who is lazy, greedy, shrewish, domineering, and wicked. Her doting family are mostly a bunch of troublemakers, while her husband’s family, who secretly resent her, are mostly tagalongs.
Jiang Tang waves a hand. No need to worry! She’s going to turn over a new leaf and start afresh. With a hundred-billion-unit pocket dimension at her disposal, all it takes is a little cleverness to make a fortune.
Jiang Tang rolls up her sleeves, watches what she eats, exercises, and works hard to lose weight. She reforms her troublesome relatives, makes money to support her husband’s tagalongs, and builds a better life day by day. She transforms into a fair-skinned beauty, a gentle and capable wife.
But whenever night falls and she’s alone with the man who keeps pestering her to have a baby with him, Jiang Tang can’t help remembering how she once used every trick in the book to get him into bed. The shame still makes her wish she could crawl into a hole...
If Tangtang has not been reborn, and Song Ci has not been reborn either, then the two of them are equivalent. The ending of respecting each other as guests, however. When the heroine travels to this era. In order to change the original owner. Do your best to make it up to him. Song Ci is actually sincere, but the author is not. When the male protagonist Song Ci was injured and had a high fever, he was burned to death by a high fever, making the other world also have the same name as the male protagonist. The special forces soldier travels into the male protagonist's body. Let them each have different endings
The content is rich and colorful, but the time travel and rebirth of the male protagonist is not very good.
Super invincible and beautiful
It's a pity that the original male protagonist didn't make it through!!!!!
The writing is quite good, but why did you change Song Ci? I like the original one.
Watched it a second time, it's great
Not bad, but I don't know what to look at
It's quite good. I'm looking forward to the author's next good book. I have saved it!