Born Lucky in the 1980S: I Always Put Myself First

Shen Congyue is a two-faced woman with a rebellious streak. In public, she treats everyone with courtesy and carries herself like a refined young lady from a prestigious family. In private, she does whatever she pleases, seemingly unconcerned with what anyone thinks. Yet no one can find the slightest fault with her, and plenty of people have paid a price for underestimating her. When she reached marriageable age, her stepmother couldn't wait to introduce her to three potential matches. Shen Congyue chose Lu Bai, a factory director whose wife had died and who had a son. Her reason for her stepmother was, “He has money and power. Once I marry him, I can help the family, too.” The truth was: Shen Congyue, a modern-minded woman, had worked herself to death in her previous life. In this life, she just wanted to take it easy and enjoy a leisurely retirement. As a factory director, Lu Bai was well-off, so marrying him meant she wouldn't have to worry about money. Besides, he already had a son, so she wouldn't need to produce an heir. Wouldn't marrying him make it even easier for her to live like a lazy fish? Married life was just as Shen Congyue had imagined: peaceful and carefree, apart from one rather tiresome little rascal. But for some reason, her husband was getting more and more clingy. Note: The child is not the male lead's biological child. Both leads are each other's only romantic partners.