Meilan is a university student who has just started her junior-year internship. One day, on her way to work, she gets into a car accident and transmigrates into a period novel she once read, becoming the heroine's sharp-tongued sister-in-law. Meilan can't understand it. Is it because they both have the surname Mei? She doesn't like the heroine's sister-in-law at all. She thinks the woman is awful: petty and selfish. After finally getting the chance to transmigrate, why did she have to become the character she hates most? But once she truly adjusts to her new identity, she discovers how difficult life was for this sister-in-law.
The book was written entirely from the heroine's point of view, so naturally it made everyone else seem like the problem. But from the sister-in-law's perspective, Meilan can understand why she acted as she did. Let's see how she adapts to this less-than-ideal life and adjusts to life in the 1970s. Stay tuned.
Although I feel extremely frustrated, writing is not easy. I would like to give you a good review.
Such a realistic theme, maybe this is the truth, there is no heroine who can travel through time and show off her skills, and she is full of golden fingers.