[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + everyday family life + pampered by everyone + a touch of mysticism] After Gu Yao’s self-destruction, her soul transmigrates, and she wakes up as the original wife of the male lead in a 1970s novel.
In the book, she is not only drowned, but also leaves behind the Gu family’s jade pendant space. The male lead uses it to rise through the ranks and eventually becomes the richest man in the country.
Once the male and female leads get their hands on the treasure, they can’t tolerate the Gu family’s existence. One by one, they frame the Gu family members, leaving them with no hope of ever getting ahead.
Her father loses his position as team leader. Her eldest sister-in-law has her left leg broken by a robber and is left crippled. Her younger brother keeps having accidents during the college entrance exam. After one disaster after another, the Gu family realizes someone is deliberately holding them back.
The original Gu Yao was killed by a reborn woman. Now Gu Yao, who never lets an offense go unpunished, is here. She beats up the scumbag, slaps the reborn woman, and makes off with the scumbag’s assets...
The original novel’s male and female leads and the reborn woman either die, contract a filthy disease, or go mad or become fools...
Zhou Bai has exquisite features and is handsome as a painting. He’s also a talented painter. Who would have thought that after meeting Gu Yao, he’d fall for her?
“Yao Yao, I like you. Can I be your boyfriend?” The way he looks at her is definitely not innocent.
“I can cook, paint, and hunt. Marry me, and I’ll cook and wash your clothes. I can even teach you to paint.”
The next morning, Zhou Bai apologizes. “It won’t happen again. I promise I’ll be gentler next time.”
Gu Yao scoffs. “Get lost.”
Watching Zhou Bai switch from an eighteen-year-old puppy to a little wolf, Gu Yao thinks she misjudged him. What a secretly naughty man.
Check out my completed novel, “The 1970s: I Give the Female Lead an Infertility Potion, and She Marries a Roughneck,” and my ongoing novel, “In the 1980s, I Ride a Tiger, While the Villainous Ones Tremble.”
There's no rating, but overall it's okay. You can read it when you're short on books! [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] is also very warm. There are no big ups and downs, it just belongs to an ordinary life.
I've read more than 80 of them, and the male protagonist only appears in 4 or 5 chapters.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Looks good, very good.
I really like reading this book
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Mark it~ Everyone has their own preferences for radishes and vegetables, and my personal preference has nothing to do with books.
The rating is low, probably because there are few people rating it. Well written