Ye Ling opens her eyes and discovers that she's transmigrated into a book, specifically a period family drama with no twists, where the heroine gets nothing but misery.
Every day, she's bullied by her wicked mother-in-law, ignored by her ungrateful son, and misunderstood and disregarded by her husband.
No matter. So her mother-in-law is wicked? Fight fire with fire. If the old woman is wicked, Ye Ling can be even worse.
And that ungrateful son? He just hasn't been disciplined. There's no child a good beating can't straighten out. If one doesn't do the trick, give him two. If two aren't enough, keep going until he listens.
As for the man... apart from satisfying her physical needs, he's not much use. She can do without him. Once she has money, she'll have no trouble finding a sweet young puppy or a big bad wolf.
She's going to turn the household upside down and set things straight.
“Ye Ling, where are you going now?” She has barely stepped outside when someone blocks the doorway.
“I'm going to find myself a puppy.”
Lu Yan's veins bulge as he pins her against the door. “Isn't having me enough? You still want to find someone else?”
Ye Ling is stunned. What's gotten into this man all of a sudden?
Didn't he say he didn't like her? Why is he clinging to her every day?
It feels unfinished; it would be great if there were some sequels.
It's good. It's really beautiful.