[Devoted Couple + Period Setting + Fake Transmigration into a Book + Everyday Life + Personal Growth]
That's just how life is, isn't it? There are always ups and downs, hardships and setbacks. But when your family is together, what do any of those things matter?
Orphan Jiang Wan had a terribly hard life in one book. Just as she'd struggled through half her life and was about to see better days, the author sent her into another book to clean up someone else's mess.
After coming back, the trouble grew exponentially.
Someone else would have fallen apart in this situation, but Jiang Wan was different! Thank goodness! This was exactly the kind of family and these were exactly the kind of loved ones she'd spent years praying to Heaven for. Hahahaha! Her prayers had been answered. She'd really struck gold.
Parents who loved her dearly, a brother and sister-in-law who doted on her, and kind relatives: these were all things she'd never experienced before. For a life like this, what was one messy situation? Even if the sky fell, she could patch it back up.
But who could have guessed the mess would be so huge that her dad would find her a partner? And this partner was a hopeless romantic who was pretty crazy about her. Well, fine, she supposed she could at least give him a title.
Who would have thought that would turn out to be the right call? She'd barely gotten married when her best friend showed up, too.
Now everyone around her loves her. Anyone who dares to ruin her family or hurt the people she cares about will wish they were dead.
This is the first novel I've ever written, and I hope it's a great start. In this book, I wanted to write a story about a heroine who lacks love, gets the parents and family she wants, and then overcomes many obstacles with the person she likes (husband, best friend) to achieve perfection. This kind of perfection is not only perfection in the ordinary worldly sense, but also a kind of spiritual perfection, a kind of perfection in one's own inner self. It is just like what Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory says. Only after satisfying other needs can people pay more attention to their own spiritual world, allowing their inner self to continue to grow and become a firm and mentally rich person. The heroine is very confident. Her confidence comes not only from her knowledge, but also from her ability to play a bad hand very well. But in fact, she actually has a little inferiority complex in her heart (otherwise she would not have happily accepted the reality of wearing a book). But her inferiority complex has been constantly surrounded by the love of her parents, and gradually, it doesn't matter to her anymore. Her parents' love is always her greatest source of confidence. To the female protagonist, the male protagonist is a lover and a soul mate. The relationship between the two is love and family affection. I always think that for the heroine, it is not a very tragic thing for marriage to turn love into family affection. This kind of family affection is more like a kind of family affection that wants to incorporate the other person into the flesh and blood, the kind that is connected by blood and cannot be separated.