The 1970S: After Transmigrating into a Book, the Villainess Shines

[1970s Era + Transmigrate into a Book + No Golden Finger + A Rough-Hewn Man Who Wins Himself Over] [A male lead with a lovesick brain and endless antics vs. a short-tempered, handsome-man-loving female lead with a weakness for older men] Also known as: The 1970s: The Villainess's Brilliant Life After Transmigrating into a Book Fu Jiaojiao transmigrates into a book, and what's more, the book was written by someone close to her. Aside from being a lovesick fool, the Fu Jiaojiao in the book is completely different from the one in real life. Feeling frustrated, Fu Jiaojiao looks at her life with no phone and no handsome men and decides she needs to find something to do. On her first day in the book, Fu Jiaojiao blows up the kitchen with her stepson and slaps her husband. On her second day, Fu Jiaojiao takes all her belongings back from the educated youth center, bags and bundles in tow. On her third day, Fu Jiaojiao gives her husband's uncle and his whole family a furious tongue-lashing. On her fourth day, a dog by the gate barks at her provocatively. Fu Jiaojiao and her little stepson grab it and give it two smacks, declaring they won't stand for such an insult. Life is good, and getting better all the time. Gradually, Fu Jiaojiao's true nature comes out: her eyes light up whenever she sees a handsome man. Unfortunately, before she can make a move, someone drags her back home. Su Yanhuai gives her a warning look. “Wife, look at me, not other men. Do you still want to be able to walk?” Fu Jiaojiao swallows hard. Oh my, look at that! This man's true colors are finally showing. P.S. The couple are both pure and devoted. The children are her husband's brother's, one five and one three, and they're little troublemakers. The heroine really is short-tempered. If you defy her, she'll beat you until you submit. (Please don't do this in real life. If you have a problem, call the police.)