Xu Lizhi wakes up one morning in the 1980s. Not only has she been saddled with a child who isn’t hers, but because she’s a fake heiress, she’s thrown out of her home on her wedding day and sent back to the countryside, where everyone calls her a discarded wife.
The real heiress fills the world with lies and digs a pitfall everywhere Xu Lizhi turns.
Mistaken for a human trafficker, Xu Lizhi is nearly beaten to death by furious villagers.
Luckily, a ruggedly handsome man appears out of nowhere and saves her.
“Dad, who is she?”
Xu Lizhi is thunderstruck.
So he’s the older man who sells tofu and has a kid who’s a burden to others!
Her wronged husband from her previous life, Chen Peinian.
What a rotten turn of fate
As it happens, the Shen family’s matriarch falls ill and is hospitalized over the family’s troubles, so the whole family goes to look after her.
Xu Lizhi is turned away and has nowhere to stay. The man offers her temporary shelter on the condition that she prepare three meals a day for his child.
And so Xu Lizhi officially begins her leisurely life in this era, washing clothes and raising kids.
The real heiress, Shen Cuihua, hates Xu Lizhi to the bone.
So what if Xu Lizhi stole the identity that was rightfully hers for nineteen years, and is beautiful and went to college?
In the end, she was still driven to the countryside with a child in tow to live as a country woman.
Meanwhile, Shen Cuihua has become a city resident and married into a well-to-do family, living in style.
She rides in cars, eats at state-run restaurants, and wears expensive little leather shoes.
Even though she has to put up with a terrible mother-in-law and sister-in-law, the thought of Xu Lizhi “remarrying” a tofu seller in the countryside makes Shen Cuihua so happy she can’t sleep.
Xu Lizhi deserves to be poor for life!
Until one day, the biggest department store in the capital opens.
On the television, Shen Cuihua spots Xu Lizhi standing in the center of the screen, heavily pregnant and cutting the ribbon, with a man beside her who adores her beyond words.
How can I put it, the visuals are a bit poor, the male protagonist and female protagonist are not good enough
I feel like the female protagonist is the one who solves problems every day, and the male protagonist is not well designed.