Ding Lanyi waited peacefully for death, but was awakened by a thunderbolt from her sister-in-law Qin Fengyun: her remarriage to her brother-in-law Qin Liming was planned! The reason why she gave birth to five disabled children who hated her was because she was given birth control pills!
She tried her best to bite off Qin Fengyun's blood vessels, and when she opened her eyes, she returned to 1969.
In the space of the ancestral jade plaque, there were hidden the daily necessities that Qin Fengyun had worked hard to accumulate in her previous life, and she accepted them all with a smile.
Her mother-in-law and sister-in-law wanted to plot against her again, so she retaliated with tooth and made the whole family happy!
In order to break away from the Qin family, she quickly married Qin Nanzheng, a foolish military man. She planned to live a comfortable life for the rest of her life, but she learned the truth about her previous life: her family was destroyed because she was murdered! Passive withdrawal from the world is caused by being drugged with psychotropic drugs!
With more resentment than a ghost, she started a counterattack and revenge script, vowing to completely wipe out the shameless family!
For this reason, she hooked up with a certain big boss by hook or by crook.
It's just that she couldn't afford the marriage and children that the boss wanted... In her previous life, she was deeply hurt by her children.
A certain boss: I'm going to have a baby-killing operation. You can do it without the child, but you can't do without me!
Qin Nanzheng: Having a baby is enough, what else do you want?
Reader comments
[Facepalm] This was the first time I saw someone blatantly engaging in the feudal superstition of cows, ghosts, and snakes in a period novel. The heroine went to the black market in the town and directly showed her face in a big way, and even gave the transaction address to the mountain temple in the countryside. I was convinced. The whole article is full of nonsense.
[Facepalm] This was the first time I saw someone blatantly engaging in the feudal superstition of cows, ghosts, and snakes in a period novel. The heroine went to the black market in the town and directly showed her face in a big way, and even gave the transaction address to the mountain temple in the countryside. I was convinced. The whole article is full of nonsense.