[Period setting + raising kids + pocket dimension + everyday family life]
(She doesn't give money to the poor. The heroine accepts the male lead very quickly; the reason is explained later.)
Modern office worker Qin Yan was an orphan. At 23, she finally found her birth parents, only for them to die in an accident, leaving her a vast fortune and a family heirloom jade pendant. Then an accident sent her through time into a book set in the 1970s. When she opened her eyes, she was a military wife with two kids, and, worst of all, a villainess?!
After reading the whole book, Qin Yan discovered that the villainess had an affair with a male youth sent down to the village because her husband was away from home all the time. She eventually died far from home, while her original character's no-good husband ended up with the heroine for a happy ending.
Qin Yan: “...I want to die. I can't go on!”
Big Treasure: “Mom, don't die!”
Second Treasure: “I don't want a stepmother!”
...Fine.
With the motto that a miserable life is better than no life at all, Qin Yan decided that since she'd already arrived, the so-called heroine could get lost. She'd use the pocket dimension in her jade pendant to eat and drink well while raising the kids. Life was too boring, so she'd also save people and earn some good karma along the way. But... why had that man suddenly come back?
Xie Jinnian looked at the wife he hadn't seen in ages. Why did she seem to get more radiant by the day? And since when could she practice medicine?
This heroine perfectly stepped on people's faults... She took over people's bodies... She even commented on the original character... She didn't think there was anything bad about the original character... The heroine hadn't met the male hero yet... She just didn't go home for a few years, and then her wife got pregnant... The hard work of raising a baby... The triviality of life... Shouldn't the original character have complaints about the male protagonist? Coming back to visit relatives is to make the original person pregnant... The heroine is here, and since the original person doesn't cherish the male protagonist... I want it... This good man... Have you ever seen it? I'm obsessed with you... The original identity is separated... The female protagonist is there, the parents are not separated... The parents of the heroine's parents-in-law are partial to separation, why don't you mention that the parents are not separated, the original male protagonist will complain if the original identity is separated. Is filial piety outsourced? As soon as the heroine wears it, she sets a flag and wants to change the fate of the original owner, but no one knows where she is... Did she change her? Aren't you the ones who have taken over your body, men, and children? As soon as you wear it, your mother will treat you well in the future. The heroine comes with a golden finger and targeted poverty alleviation...