Su Miao transmigrates to 1973 in her sleep. The original owner abandoned her husband and children to remarry, leaving her two sons with her family.
Once Su Miao gets a clear picture of the situation, she decides to rely on her husband to get established, then bring the boys back from her family and raise them herself.
After changing jobs and starting work at a rice noodle factory, she brings out advanced equipment from her personal space to help mechanize production. She gets promoted and earns a raise, enjoys an easier, more flexible job, and secretly trades supplies for antiques, gold, and silver, quietly building her wealth.
She plans to divorce her husband once things settle down, but unexpectedly becomes pregnant.
Her obsessive husband falls genuinely in love with her. Knowing he can't escape being held to account, he takes the initiative to divorce her, publish a notice severing their ties, and leave with nothing, giving Su Miao everything he owns to protect her and the children.
After the divorce, Su Miao raises the children on her own and focuses on making money.
Her ex-husband's family is rehabilitated and returns. When they meet again, his tenderness and thoughtfulness win Su Miao over, and the two eventually remarry.
After Reform and Opening Up, Su Miao seizes the opportunity to open Su's Rice Noodle Shop. She expands to more branches, acquires state-run rice noodle factories, and takes her business nationwide. She also buys property, including a courtyard house in Beijing.
In the end, she achieves success in her career, sees her children grow up to be accomplished, and enjoys a happy family life, living the kind of life everyone envies.
It's time to kill your ex-husband. This current rough guy is quite good. He has been protecting and supporting the heroine's career. There are not many such unpretentious male protagonists in period novels. There are many who enjoy the heroine's care while secretly dissing the heroine's career. Explosive, I really can't stand it anymore, I can see that I'm obsessed with relationships. You didn't catch up when you were enjoying the blessing with Wang, and you fell in love with Wang when he was hated by the Wang family. Now the "reunion" is to reunite with you, and you are still touched. It's not your role. You acted it out. You are the kind of person who is optimistic about your best friend. After breaking up, you are eager to have a relationship. Your experience of dating and having children are all other people's. Please forgive me for being guilty. 👻
It's better not to change your husband again. This husband is very good and will protect and support the heroine to solve her troubles! A very good man.
It's okay. The description of the main male protagonist is not greasy, although he is rather rough. The heroine is not the kind of mindless nymphomaniac. She also describes a lot of delicious food and is very appetizing. Personally, I like the heroine's two sons' good luck and happiness, but there is very little writing. On the contrary, the hero's children are particularly described. Well, the heroine is a stepmother.
I feel like I will remarry Wang. I feel pretty good. I am a relatively upright person and have a good family. And she has a good personality and feels like she can assist the heroine very well. Chen feels like he can work alone, and he doesn't seem to be dedicated even after he has money. It turns out that he is not a considerate person, and he is away from home month after month.
I always thought I was remarrying my second husband. Today I watched the plot and went back to read the synopsis. It seemed like I was remarrying my first husband. The sky is falling.
The writing is very good, but why do you want to remarry? Isn't this husband very good now?
I feel like my husband is okay now, although he is getting a bit older. I think I will remarry him in the end. After so many pages describing it, I can't be a supporting actor, right?
It's very interesting and the plot is good. But now, will the second-married man divorce or stay together? Dear author, in the end, did the little girl eat the loquat you promised? Why didn't you write it? Or I just feel that a strong woman is stronger than a strong man, but your writing is very good, and I haven't seen any big surprises yet. Will there be a plot behind the heroine's first ex-husband? Will the heroine have another child with her second wife? And whether the heroine's space can be considered sustainable development or it will be used up once it is used up. Then what happened to the person the heroine killed in the end? Will it be covered up or skipped in the later chapters? What is the ending of the heroine or how many words do you plan to write, author? The plot has ups and downs, the content is detailed and interesting, and it feels like the wind is blowing by and slowly leaving its traces. It is a refreshing novel.
Like it very much! So according to the title of the book, does the heroine need to be replaced by a man? I think it's good to not be at home. It gives money, but the heroine is also very tired. She takes care of the children, cooks and goes to work.
Why is the rating so low! I like this article, it is not a brainless novel. The heroine has a golden finger, but she will not completely rely on it. Every character stands up, and everyone's words and deeds have their own logic. It doesn't sound fake at all, and it fits into the historical background created by the author. Looking forward to the development of the story later.