[Best friends + both transmigrate + transmigrate into a book + military marriage + sweet romance + face-slapping + family life + spatial power + getting rich + words become reality]
Song Chan and her best friend Bai Juan have both transmigrated into a book!
Song Chan becomes the villainess in the story, a spoiled, arrogant woman who throws her weight around.
Her best friend Bai Juan, meanwhile, becomes the story’s wicked mother-in-law.
The two villains join forces and scheme against the whole family.
They snatch the original heroine’s spatial power and spiritual spring, helping Bai Juan regain her youth.
The eldest wants to move out and refuses to be their workhorse? Fine, then leave with nothing!
The second son is always trying to slack off and get away with doing as little as possible. He wants to become a city resident?
He can dream on. If he doesn’t earn work points, he doesn’t get to eat!
The fourth son is the male lead in the original story. He uses school as an excuse to spend all day in the city with his no-good friends.
From now on, all the dirty, exhausting chores at home are yours.
The fifth child doesn’t want to work and spends all day thinking about getting married. But everyone in the village calls her a lazy woman.
“How can that be? Get to work, now! Do you still want to get married or not?”
And the third son? Oh, he’s Song Chan’s husband.
Beneath Liu Shuheng’s cold exterior lies a warm heart.
Song Chan initially thought that since the man was so cold, she might as well divorce him. But her troublesome best friend kept egging them on.
When Liu Shuheng saw how well his mother and wife got along, he thought he should take them both with him to his army post.
Song Chan and Bai Juan had only just conquered that little village when they found themselves trading wits all over again in the military compound.
After Liu Shuheng left the army and became the director of a steel mill, the two best friends changed battlefields and took over the apartment block.
As China’s reform and opening-up gathered pace, the wave of layoffs hit hard.
Song Chan and Liu Shuheng went into business, raking in a fortune.
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