The 1970s: I Became the Protagonist’s Sister-in-Law Who Died Young

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + bickering couple + family squabbles and gossip + raising children + building a career]

[Strong woman x sharp-tongued, snarky, sweet husband]

When Jiang Sui opens her eyes, she has become the doomed former sister-in-law of the heroine in a feel-good story about a woman reborn in the 1970s.

But she's alive now, and soon the heroine will be reborn and set out to deal with this awful family.

There's a biased mother-in-law, a lazy sister-in-law who loves to eat, a selfish brother-in-law, and her original self's frail, sickly husband who loves to slack off and cut corners.

Jiang Sui: Cherish life. Stay away from this awful family.

But why does her troublesome “husband,” who keeps showing up in front of her, seem so familiar?

She decides to test him with a secret signal: “I love you, all alone in the dark alley...”

Chi Yu: ...

Jiang Sui: Maybe I mistook you for someone else?

Chi Yu: “Tsk... If you had a crush on me, you should've said so. You had to die once before confessing. You're really stubborn, aren't you?”

That smart-mouthed jerk is definitely her old nemesis.

Jiang Sui: We have to get divorced. Even being one second late would be disrespectful to life.

Chi Yu: What, planning to be the tough girl who runs off while pregnant in a period novel?

Content warning: The early chapters focus on family life, raising kids, and gossip; later, the story turns to building a career.