The 1980s + flirting with a tough guy + sweet romance + raising kids + making money + everyday life by the sea + no pocket dimension and no System
If you don’t like coastal living, don’t read.
Successful businesswoman Su Momo transmigrates into an era novel as the vicious female supporting character.
The character marries the male supporting character and becomes stepmother to two adorable children, but she can never forget the male lead. For his sake, she breaks her husband’s leg.
With a crippled leg, Guo Yunqing can no longer earn money to support his family. He becomes a beggar and is eventually beaten to death by the male lead’s underlings.
The female supporting character is sent to a brothel, where she leads a miserable life.
After growing up, the two children Guo Yunqing adopted take revenge for their father by poisoning their stepmother, turning into villains feared by everyone. In the end, they too die horribly.
Su Momo has no intention of spending her old age in misery or meeting a gruesome end.
So she plans to charm this tough guy, make plenty of money, and raise the kids right.
Let’s see how she takes this dirt-poor family and trounces scumbags and weirdos alike.
Her husband and the kids spoil her endlessly. Life just keeps getting better and better.
What’s it like to go from being a fisher to a seafood tycoon?
The sister-in-law is very annoying and disgusting. The heroine knows the secrets of the sister-in-law. Every time the sister-in-law comes to make trouble, the heroine just whispers these secrets in the sister-in-law's ear without taking any actual action. . . The heroine's mother-in-law is sick. . . The original male protagonist was very sick. . .
The front is okay, but the best is a bit annoying.
The sister-in-law is very annoying and disgusting. The heroine knows the secrets of the sister-in-law. Every time the sister-in-law comes to make trouble, the heroine just whispers these secrets in the sister-in-law's ear without taking any actual action. . . The heroine's mother-in-law is sick. . . The original male protagonist was very sick. . .
The front is okay, but the best is a bit annoying.