Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s! I Marry a Crazy Villain and Make Him Cry

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[Transmigrate into a book + 1970s + pocket dimension + sweet romance + everyday life + building wealth + raising kids + beautiful, tough villainess + rugged male villain]

The moment Ye Qi opened her eyes, she saw a man who was perfect in every way. Thinking she was dreaming, she devoured him.

When she opened her eyes again, she realized she had transmigrated into a book, and not just any book: she was now inside a novel written by her enemy.

In the story, she, Ye Qi, was an utterly ridiculous villainess.

Her body had married the male lead’s villainous younger brother, but her heart belonged to the male lead. She constantly framed the heroine, only to be exposed every time and made a fool of herself.

Tormented by her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, she eventually started a divorce, fell into the sea by accident, and died a miserable death.

The heroine, meanwhile, was a sent-down educated youth blessed with the protagonist’s good fortune. In the end, she and the male lead seized the opportunities of the era, went to college, started a business, and became the richest people of the new age.

Since she couldn’t go back, Ye Qi had no intention of living the wretched life someone else had written for her.

She decided to first win over her villainous husband, eat well, and enjoy a good life. As for her awful mother-in-law and sister-in-law who wanted to make her suffer, no problem. She was more than capable of standing up for herself.

Later, the villagers of Tiancheng Village noticed that ever since Ye Qi married into the Chen family, there was more excitement at their house every day. It was practically become their favorite dinner-time entertainment.

Much later, her villainous husband, with his big puppy-dog eyes, begged her pitifully, “Wife, please don’t leave me, okay?”

Ye Qi: “...Fine, fine. I guess we’ll just keep living like this. What, you think I can get a divorce?”