Jiang Yu, a workhorse who dies suddenly after pulling an all-nighter, discovers she has transmigrated into a book as the wicked mother-in-law who abuses her daughter-in-law.
Not only is her ending tragic, she is also the foil to the middle-aged female lead.
The heroine’s husband is handsome, devoted, and faithful, and their marriage is blissful.
Her children are either brilliant academic heavyweights or shrewd, considerate business tycoons.
Her sons- and daughters-in-law are all capable and filial, too.
But when it comes to Jiang Yu, her sons are either spineless mama’s boys who blindly obey their mothers or disabled. Her younger son and daughter are a little smarter, but they’re good-for-nothings: spoiled, willful parasites who do nothing but drain the family’s resources.
Her daughter-in-law is timid and weak, a poor thing who gets bullied every day without daring to say a word.
Her husband is just a tool who does nothing but conduct research and never comes home all year.
Jiang Yu snaps, “Whoever the hell wants to play this foil can do it. I sure won’t.”
She’s going to shine, work hard, make money, and rise to the top.
Her tool of a husband?
Dump him!
Her hopeless son and daughter who keep causing trouble and bleeding the family dry? She’ll beat some sense into them.
Her spineless, blindly obedient son? She’ll train him into a good man who knows how to treat his wife right.
And her pitiful but filial daughter-in-law? She’ll spoil her rotten!
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