Zhu Hao was an orphan, raised in a welfare home from childhood.
Her greatest dream in life was to buy a house and build a family of her own. She scrimped and saved, and finally managed to make the down payment on a house.
Who could have guessed that one day she would transmigrate to the 1970s?
The body's original owner was also an orphan, and a fool at that. Zhu Hao felt the pressure.
But at least she didn't give up. If neither of her two lives had given her a home, then she'd go out and gather one herself.
This kind-hearted old granny seems nice. I'll bring her home.
This auntie is a great cook. I'll bring her home.
This pretty younger sister seems nice. I'll bring her home.
This uncle has a romantic streak. I'll bring him home.
And this handsome classmate who keeps staring at me every day... Maybe not.
And so Zhu Hao gathered herself the family of her dreams.
But as time went by, she realized she hadn't transmigrated to another world. She had transmigrated into a book.
She had entered a book called The Blessed Baby's Happy Life, which described in detail the blissful life of the blessed female lead.
Only then did Zhu Hao discover that her mother was the heroine's father's wicked, disposable ex-wife from the countryside.
Her younger sister was the scheming, two-faced female rival who fought the heroine for the male lead.
Her grandmother was a melodramatic, wicked relative who tormented the heroine's mother.
Her father was the heroine's mother's former devoted simp.
Her classmate was the book's ultimate villain.
And Zhu Hao herself was a disposable character who fell into a cesspit and died.
Zhu Hao: ...
Bonus Scene:
The great villain Shi Ji walks toward Zhu Hao, who had mocked the heroine in the book while the male lead kept her locked up.
His face is stern, and his whole being radiates an aura that warns people to stay away.
Then he drops to his knees.
"Zhu Hao, you led me on and then abandoned me. You said that once you turned twenty, you'd let me marry into your family. Have you forgotten?"
It's nice to watch, the heroine and her family are really good, the mother is brave and kind, the sister is witty and sensitive, they heal each other, Shi Ji is too miserable, let's quickly become a family, his father is hateful and pitiful, the hurt is real, the love is real, but still not worthy of forgiveness, he didn't consider Shi Ji at all, forget about not making progress, and even abused him. I really want to know what Xiaocui is like in the follow-up. I know how to make a living for myself, but it's not that bad, right? I can't accept it, but I still have family. I haven't come back for so long. Isn't that era past? I understand her thoughts, but everything she did is not worthy of forgiveness. No matter what, isn't it always Shi Ji who suffers? Let those poor people have a better time later😢
It's very beautiful, the writing is good and the characters are well written. The fierce-natured Xiaomai is so cute. The description of Zhang Guihua really makes the image of a kind, pungent, neat and capable rural woman come to life on the page. Come on, author, don't stop!