Military marriage + shrewd, doting male lead + lucky daughter + convenience store + heroine who won't take abuse + mind-reading
Lin Sining returns home, crossing mountains to visit a grave. After falling asleep, she wakes up having transmigrated to the 1970s. From the start, she's in the bridal chamber, a married woman with a military husband she can rightfully call her own.
On her first day as a newlywed, her toxic best friend, who is also married to her cousin, disturbs her sleep and uses psychological manipulation to tell Lin Sining that a wife must be hardworking and tireless, a virtuous mother who burns herself up to light the way for others.
Lin Sining won't put up with it. She immediately lashes out at her toxic friend, verbally and physically.
After getting married, she can't even get enough to eat and has to live by everyone else's mood.
When she brings home a few things she bought, her grasping grandmother-in-law and awful aunt-in-law snatch them right out of her hands.
If she doesn't hand over her purchases, they call her unfilial. Lin Sining can't go on living this miserable life, so she decides to split from the family and live on her own.
After the split, her in-laws dote on her, and her sister- and brother-in-law do whatever she says.
When a letter arrives from her son, her mother-in-law orders her sister- and brother-in-law to accompany Lin Sining on a visit to the military base.
On the long-distance bus to the base, they encounter a flood in Yongcheng. Lin Sining takes food from her convenience store to help the affected villagers, and the store levels up.
The reason Lin Sining transmigrated was that her lucky daughter tore through space and sent her to the 1970s to be with Fang Jingchen.
Only when her parents are together can the family's luck be restored, preventing others from siphoning away her lucky daughter's fortune and changing their fate of being left alone and destitute.
To save her father, the lucky daughter tears through space again. Her father loses his memory, her mother is sent back to the modern era, and they begin a long-distance relationship.
The setting of this book is very similar to Ye Fangfei's book. The male protagonist's parents, grandparents, uncle, third uncle's family...
It's very interesting. I like to see the heroine beating people. If they don't accept it, then do it [laughing][laughing][laughing]
Okay, don't stop it
🤭🤭🤭🤭[grass has been planted]
There is no toilet paper in the supermarket
Good, good, good, good
This book is very well written.