Period drama + educated youth + everyday doting husband + adorable kids + marriage first, love later
Song Ningning has a cousin who transmigrated into a book.
The cousin envies her future as the pampered, glamorous wife of a wealthy man and schemes to steal her good fortune.
She not only seduces Song Ningning's fiance, but also tricks her into tumbling down a hillside and hitting her head.
When Song Ningning opens her eyes again, she discovers that five years have passed.
At twenty-one, she is not only married to Shen Yuqing, the handsomest educated youth in the production brigade, but has also given birth to twins, a boy and a girl. After their marriage, she despises her cold husband, makes a scene at every turn, mistreats the children, and plans to elope with a transport driver, abandoning her husband and children.
At this very moment, she has taken all the money and ration coupons, and is sitting on the bed in a skimpy outfit, waiting for the truck driver to come for her.
Meanwhile, her tall, handsome, dignified educated-youth husband is right outside the door, about to catch her in the act...
Elope? Not a chance. Why would she give up her handsome husband with his perfect figure and her adorable children for some bald, potbellied old man? Back when she was out of her mind, maybe. But she's come to her senses now, and she won't even consider it!
Her cousin, who transmigrated into a book, waits for Song Ningning to be kidnapped and die a miserable, tragic death, so she can take over the rest of her good fortune.
She never expected Song Ningning to survive and be brought back by Shen Yuqing. After her return, the Shen family treats her with even more indulgence and care than before.
Shen Yuqing, once cold and proud, not only refuses to divorce her, but dotes on her like she's the most precious thing in the world.
And the good fortune her cousin stole is returned to Song Ningning tenfold, a hundredfold.
Who would directly call their children twins? And wasn't the male protagonist's family decentralized? Then how could he become an educated youth? Even if the male protagonist's family found connections and allowed the male protagonist to become an educated youth, he wouldn't be able to be with his family openly, right?
Super nice period piece
I think it's pretty cool. It's too much to beat up a time-traveling girl and cause other people so much misery. This book is indeed very good, but can the author update it more quickly? Not enough
Very nice, looking forward to it