The 1980S: The Clapback Queen Raises Her Kids

After transmigrating into a book, the heroine gives up completely. All she wants is to make the reborn heroine look impressive, and she hopes to be abandoned just as the plot dictates. She wanders around the village and snacks on sunflower seeds every day, but her carefree refusal to compete or fight for anything unexpectedly wins everyone's affection. Every scheme the reborn heroine comes up with lands like a heavy punch on cotton. In the end, the male lead holds their child and looks at her with helpless affection. “Stop pretending. I've loved you in both my lives.” Snapping at awful relatives: “Did you build that thick skin out of bricks from the Great Wall? It's unbelievably thick.” · Snapping at the fake innocent: “Is your head full of water, or are you raising fish in there? Why else would you keep coming up with such rotten ideas?” · Snapping at the parent of a spoiled brat: “The child is young and doesn't know any better. But you're old enough to know better, aren't you?” · Teasing the male lead: “Lu Jianjun, did you learn to say so little by training as a sniper in the army?”