After Meng Yitong was killed by a flower pot on her way to get off work, she actually traveled through various period novels and became the cannon fodder relative of the villain!
Lying flat is a luxury, you have to save your own life, and you have to keep an eye on the villain to stop him from causing trouble.
Fortunately, there is the Tomato writing system, which updates 4,000 words a day, and receives supplies and 1 gram of gold every month.
①The eldest sister of a villain in the 1960s who died early in childbirth: She had to choose between getting married and raising five children? Life is difficult, so be tough!
②The villain's love-brained sister in the 1970s: If you don't be a love-brained girl, you don't burn down your home for the male protagonist. The villain becomes the protagonist in an instant, and you become the protagonist's doting sister, and you live in peace for the rest of your life.
③The nanny mother of the villain in the 1980s: Let me be a free nanny to serve your parents who are paralyzed in bed and dream. After all, your parents have seven children, so it's the turn of a daughter-in-law who was abandoned once in the countryside.
④The mother of the suicidal child bride in the 1950s villain: Suicide is impossible, and living is the right way to go. I don't want to be PUA and slandered by you either. Divorce, help with the work, the children will be mine, and I will take care of you later depending on my mood. In the end, the protagonist's family's luck becomes worse and worse, disappearing completely, and the villain becomes the protagonist.
⑤The villain's peacock mother in the 1980s
Reader comments
It's pretty good, the protagonist takes revenge when he wants to.
It's pretty good, the protagonist takes revenge when he wants to.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's the type I like to watch