Born in the 1970s as an Only Daughter, I Lie Flat and Live Happily Ever After

[After a Fake Marriage, I Couldn't Get a Divorce]

Warnings: The heroine is genuinely lazy, a refined self-interesting schemer, and insincere. Neither lead is a virgin!! A bit melodramatic!!

Chen Laosan and his wife, the third son of the Chen family in Sophora Blossom Village, have only one child, their beloved daughter. The villagers mock them, openly and behind their backs, for having no son to carry on the family line.

The couple ignore the gossip and spoil their daughter rotten, raising a rebellious young woman who is lazy by nature.

They put their daughter, Chen Wanwan, through high school, but after she graduated and failed to find a job, she returned to the countryside.

Now everyone says she really is a lost cause.

At eighteen, Chen Wanwan awakens memories of having been born into this world from the womb. Working hard is out of the question. This life is meant for taking it easy.

In his early twenties, Lu Yansheng is thriving, with a happy family and a rapidly advancing career.

Then a storm sweeps through. As a member of the Lu family who had studied abroad, Lu Yansheng is among the first to be sent down to the countryside and denounced. His wife, whom he married less than two years ago, remarries. His grandfather, a powerful man, is pushed aside and sent to a sanatorium.

At the darkest point in his life, Lu Yansheng meets his guiding light. He knows he can keep his feelings hidden, but he never expects the young woman to suggest a