[Transmigrate into a book + System + marriage first, love later + face-slapping and revenge on scumbags + a gorgeous, badass heroine + a pure, wild hero]
Su Ruanruan transmigrates into a cannon-fodder character in a period novel. Her reborn cousin steals her “golden son-in-law” and forces her to marry a disabled military officer with an injured leg.
The whole village laughs at her for taking someone else’s leftovers, but Su Ruanruan can barely contain her laughter.
No one else knows, but she knows perfectly well that her cousin has stolen a ticket to hell with an abusive scumbag, while the man she’s marrying is a fake cripple and a future tycoon with immense power who will spoil his wife rotten!
Only a fool would turn down such a windfall!
Besides, she’s bound to a face-slapping and get-rich System. Flirt with her husband and punish scumbags to earn rewards!
Flirt once, get a reward. Take down a scumbag, and her points soar!
Beauty pills, X-ray cards... With the System, the world is hers!
Looking at the man before her, pretending to be disabled and radiating an air of abstinent restraint, Su Ruanruan licks her lips.
This isn’t a disabled husband. He’s a walking bundle of hormones, practically begging her to flirt him off his feet!
“Honey, your leg... it seems pretty strong?”
“Honey, the floor is cold. How about we sleep in the bed together?”
I have read many period novels before, most of which were slap-in-the-face cool ones. This is the first time I have seen a period novel with a spy plot. I really like the heroine's character as a drama queen. The glutinous rice balls stuffed with black sesame seeds are mixed with pigs and tigers.
Nice! This plot of a heroine with high emotional intelligence punishing an evil mother-in-law (and using a soft knife) is too depressing. I don't want to see that kind of sniveling doormat, but I like the sweet-tongued little fox like Su Ruanruan. Especially at the end, I praised my mother-in-law so much that she couldn't find anything to say. It was so funny.
Originally, I wanted to write a cool novel about the era and the system, but as it went on, it turned into a spy movie. It felt pretty good. After all, the 1960s and 1970s were also a relatively special period. Everyone is welcome to come and see.
It looks good, but the male and female protagonists are too tired... A bit sadistic...
It's not like a period piece, but it's good-looking