Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Eighties: The Villainess and the Male Lead Get Their Happy Ending

Yun Meng opened her eyes and stared at the dilapidated tile-roofed house. Unable to believe it, she squeezed her eyes shut, then collapsed, utterly despairing.

She resigned herself to opening her eyes again, facing two hungry children, a frail body, and an era of scarcity, where even clothes and food were hard to come by.

She rubbed her forehead. What was she supposed to do?

She made a decision: go ask that man for child support.

She took the two children and went to the military district.

What? The man had died in the line of duty.

He had a male confidant, too? Even better.

What? She was the villainess? And, even more shockingly, her husband was the male lead.

That explained it. The male confidant was the female lead.

She looked heartbroken on the outside, but inside, she was over the moon.

Wasn’t this the perfect setup for a happy single life with a dead husband, money, and kids?

She was happily enjoying her little life when a man suddenly appeared, glaring at her with a menacing look.

“I hear you’re planning to marry again?” he asked dangerously.

His towering figure loomed closer.

Yun Meng backed away until she had nowhere left to go, then shoved him and glared in embarrassment and anger. “You’re dead! How can you stop me from remarrying?”

The two children chimed in from the side. “Exactly! We want a new dad!”

Yun Meng looked down at him with a complicated expression. “Are you... sure... you can still manage?”

His already icy face turned red with anger. “Why don’t you find out for yourself?”

Yun Meng: “...”