Transmigrate into a Book: In the 1980S, the Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife Raises Kids and Makes a Comeback

Period drama + factory family compound + everyday family life + building wealth + love that grows over time When Jiang Jing opens her eyes, she has become the villainous ex-wife doomed to be a minor character in a period novel she had just read before bed. Her husband is a promising young factory director who has just transferred to the county's bearing factory, and they have a five-year-old son. In the novel, the heroine steps over the original owner to rise to success, enjoying a happy ending on the crest of reform and opening up, while the original owner dies far from home while trying to elope. Forced into the original owner's role, Jiang Jing is immediately confronted by her biased parents, who pressure her to divorce and give way to the heroine, their scheming younger daughter. She sneers. Not a chance. A quick calculation tells her that fortunately, the story has only just begun, and there's still time to change everything. In this life, just watch her turn the tide and become the leading lady of her own story. - Lin Anguo has a good job and is tall and handsome. He was tricked into marrying against his will. He had resigned himself to his fate, but he never expected his wife to become like a different person after returning from her parents' home. She's bold and generous, patiently teaches their child, and cooks food that's absolutely delicious. And she's pretty good to him, too... Lin Anguo kept watching her until he turned into her little shadow. The 1980s offer all kinds of economic opportunities. Jiang Jing can't help thinking that there's plenty of room to make a name for herself. She opens a shop, buys a house, starts a factory, and stays so busy her feet barely touch the ground. But what's going on? Why does that man keep clinging to her? “Honey, where are you going?” “I'm busy.” Theme: The lively, chaotic life of a factory compound, full of everyday family matters.