The 1970s: The Fox Spirit Sets Out to Be a Good Wife and Mother

In her dreams, Zhu Xingchu let herself go and had a lovely time with a strong, handsome man before drifting off to sleep, thoroughly satisfied. When she woke up, she realized it hadn’t been a dream at all: she had transmigrated into a book! What kind of ridiculous plot twist was this?

But since she was already here, all she could do was accept reality, change her original character’s fox-spirit ways, become a good wife and loving mother, and build a happy life with this man.

Zhu Xingchu laid out her goals as follows: First, get her golden finger back from her half-sister (correction! It wasn’t a golden finger at all, but a dog System that kept urging her to please her husband); second, make good use of the System to get plenty of goods and enjoy shopping freedom in the 1970s (big correction! She didn’t get to enjoy shopping freedom herself, but after becoming a mother, her bargain-bin son got everything he wanted: formula, diapers, a little toy car, you name it); third, shake off her original character’s bad reputation and become a good woman. The first person she had to deal with was that hypocritical male educated youth (Why are you clinging to my leg and saying you love me? Get lost, you awful man).

Of course, the most important thing was still to please her husband and complete the System’s tasks. But what was wrong with her husband? No matter how much she tried to please him, nothing worked. All he wanted was to hold her and do that thing! Ugh, men are all dogs!