1970S: The Vicious Fat Wife Cries Her Whole Family into Submission

[Alternate setting + period drama + foil character + pocket dimension + punishing scumbags + feel-good story + one-on-one romance] The moment Su Wantang opens her eyes, she feels as if the sky has fallen. Not only has she become an overweight woman with a husband and child, she's also the ugly daughter-in-law whom everyone in the surrounding villages hates, even the dogs! She's transmigrated into the 1970s as a vicious foil who constantly opposes the heroine and tries to steal her man. When the heroine marries the male lead, the original owner deliberately schemes to marry his younger brother, draining the family fortune and secretly helping the male lead's family. After the heroine gives birth to a daughter and the male lead dies in battle, the original owner treats his daughter like a treasure and her own son like dirt, tormenting him every few days. Even worse, later on the male lead returns from the dead, covered in military honors. The original owner shamelessly clings to him, willing to be his mistress for love. In the end, the male lead has her thrown into the Huangpu River to feed the sharks, while her husband and son become street thugs and are beaten to death, their corpses left lying in the street. The happier and more prosperous the heroine's family is, the more miserable and wretched the original owner's family becomes. Su Wantang's fists clench. She wouldn't be this foil even if she were a dog! The heroine asks her for money to buy baby formula? Get lost! That isn't even her child. Her in-laws throw a tantrum in front of her? Fight them! If she can't beat them into splitting up the family, then she's a coward. The male lead comes back from the dead and asks for forgiveness? Ugh! She kicks him out of the way. Don't block the road. She loses weight and becomes beautiful, stunning the whole village. She builds a career, reforms her good-for-nothing husband, disciplines her delinquent son, and takes down a few scumbags along the way. Life gets better by the day. Armed with a head full of advanced knowledge, Su Wantang thrives. Her husband dotes on her, her son loves her, and she becomes the envy of everyone. “Honey, our son wants a little sister.” “You can get lost too.”