Transmigrate into a Book: The Laid-Back Female Side Character Marries an Abstinent Young Officer

[Mutual devotion, reborn, golden finger, military marriage, period setting, revenge and face-slapping satisfaction]

Synopsis: Shen Xia transmigrates into a book, landing in a period novel where the richest man spoils the heroine.

Unfortunately, she, Shen Zhixia, is the foil in the story: the heroine's twin and a wicked cannon-fodder older sister.

Her younger sister, Shen Zhiqiu, is the gentle, kind, lucky heroine.

They were born just ten minutes apart, yet their lives are worlds apart. How is that fair?

The older sister is forceful and never gives up until she gets what she wants.

After choosing the wrong man, she spends half her life toiling through the chaos of war.

In the end, she is abducted and dies after falling off a cliff while trying to escape.

How could anyone be more miserable?

Shen Xia just doesn't get it. Of all the books she could have transmigrated into,

why did she have to end up as an unwanted wretch, unloved by both her parents?

After a marriage swap, she moves to a remote mountain village, far from anyone else.

Figuring that you should make the most of the mountains and rivers around you,

she heads into the hills to gather medicinal herbs, then works from dawn till dusk selling breakfast to support herself.

All she wants is to become financially independent one day and move out of the family compound.

But why has her husband, who was supposed to die early in the story, come back?

Weren't things supposed to be easy, with money and free time, and no in-laws, husband, or children to take care of?

Wasn't her husband supposed to be injured on the battlefield and unable to have children?

So why are children arriving one after another...