[Period setting + raising kids + devoted couples + pocket dimension + switched marriage partners + transmigrated woman vs. reborn male lead]
The moment Su Ranyan opens her eyes, she finds herself in a period novel as the wicked, disposable woman scorned by its reborn male lead.
In the book, the male lead switches brides on their wedding day. The original owner refuses to let go, only to end up dying under a pile of quilts.
With the script in hand, Su Ranyan sneers. A wicked supporting woman? Then she'll be wicked to the very end!
The scumbag who was reborn wants to switch brides and step on her to climb to the top?
She turns the tables, ruining his reputation and ensuring he'll always be held down by his disabled older brother, Xie Shiyan, the story's disposable character.
A white lotus steals her ancestral jade pendant to awaken a pocket dimension?
She takes back her golden finger in kind, and tears apart the good reputation her rival prizes so highly.
With a spiritual spring pocket dimension at her disposal, she takes on scumbags, puts villains in their place, bosses the kids around, and keeps her husband in line. Along the way, she also cures her ally Xie Shiyan's disabled leg and eye condition, helping him return to the army and rise through the ranks.
But… wasn't this supposed to be a mutual-support arrangement between two disposable characters?
How did this stern senior officer end up spoiling her so much?
Wonderful, good storyline