Wearing Books in the 70S: Being Grabbed by the Rough Guy Who Comes to the Door and Being Wildly Pampered

Alias: Jiaojiao does big things with the help of her rough-and-tumble son-in-law. [Book-wearing + farming + shopping system + space + villain + sweet pet + 1v1 + scumbag abuse + marriage first, love later] No one collected Ruan Jiaojiao's body for three months after her death, but she only felt sorry for the 50000000000 zero in her bank card, and regretted the more than 100 models. In order to hide from Big Brother Niu Ma in the book, she traveled through the book and became the vicious female supporting character with big breasts and no brains. The villain in the book is the door-to-door son-in-law of a vicious female supporting character. Due to a series of mindless operations by the female supporting character, the villain has become dark. In order to save her life, Ruan Jiaojiao fought hard against her husband who came to visit her so that he could give him money. As expected, the effect was extraordinary. She did housework, cooked, and carried bath water. He was like a good man with 24 filial piety. I just didn't expect that 24's status as a filial husband would be so great that he would rely on mountains to achieve great things. … Fu Chenlong fell in love with Ruan Jiaojiao after he said "You are my man", and he became a love brain. He has no brain. He became a househusband. Whatever your wife says is what you say, and you will never resist what she says. The heroine's family is full of bad-tempered people. They start fighting if they disagree with each other, and the whole family is fierce. The reborn Lin Qingwan had just finished dealing with her husband's illegitimate child. At this time, she felt extremely regretful. She thought that her happy marriage was just glamorous in front of others. But when she thought that her status was nobler than Ruan Jiaojiao, she felt relieved. When she looked back, she saw that the person she looked down on had already been ahead of her and lived a better life than her. His status was more noble than her.