Transmigrate into a book + period setting + dimension + golden finger + plot-driven + transmigrate-into-a-book face-slapping + making a fortune
After modern office worker Fang Yun finishes complaining about a period novel with a warped moral compass, she transmigrates into the book as the older sister-in-law, a cannon-fodder character who has spent her whole life slaving away for the spoiled, willful heroine.
There's a vicious mother-in-law, a hypocritical father-in-law, a heroine who causes chaos at every turn, and a gloomy male lead who grovels after her. In this family of five, the poor original owner is the one who washes clothes and cooks, the one who works in the fields for work points, and, unbelievably, the one who gets beaten and goes hungry!
How the hell is anyone supposed to live like this?
Fang Yun opens her eyes and gets straight to work, giving her vicious mother-in-law a couple of hard slaps to teach her a lesson!
Looking at the wreckage of a home, full of broken pots and chipped bowls, she resolutely takes a dimension full of supplies and joins her husband, another hapless character from the book, at his army posting. The good life starts now!
From a cannon-fodder character who dies miserably to China's first female billionaire, and from a supply-cooperative salesclerk to a globally renowned business magnate, only Fang Yun knows how hard it was to carve out a path through the original plot.
The original novel's Heavenly Dao: “Do you even hear yourself? You've practically picked up every golden finger there is, and you still say it was hard?”
A certain “lonely” old man in a high-ranking position: “Wifey, are you coming home for dinner tonight?”
