[1970s, transmigrate into a book, both leads transmigrate, company space, business tycoon in the 1970s, marriage before love, raising children, contrast couple, taking down scumbags, family life]
Shen Suisui transmigrates into a book and suddenly has a son and a daughter. She’s also become the sister-in-law of the lucky heroine.
Her branch of the family is the workhorse: from her and her husband right down to their two children, they’re all foils for the heroine’s family.
As if under a spell, the couple spend their entire lives sacrificing themselves for the heroine’s happiness, until they work themselves to death.
With no one to discipline him, her son spends his days fighting in the streets. In the end, while trying to protect the heroine’s daughter, he accidentally kills someone and is sent to a detention center.
Her daughter, consumed by jealousy, competes with the heroine’s daughter for a man. She’s eventually forced to marry an elderly widower and dies after enduring domestic abuse.
One is more tragic than the next!
Meanwhile, the heroine’s family goes from strength to strength. They move to the city, become the richest family around, and their children all make something of themselves.
But now Shen Suisui is here, and she won’t let her branch of the family be reduced to stepping-stones for the heroine!
You’re supposed to be the lucky one?
Then I’ll take all your good fortune for myself!
Let’s see who ends up better off!
But why does her bargain-bin husband look so much like her ruthless boss from her previous life?
No, thanks! She has no intention of being a workhorse again!
Luckily, their company came with them.
Getting inside it is just a little tricky.
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At first, Jiang Jingnian faces Shen Suisui with a frosty expression. “Once things settle down, we’ll get divorced.”
Later, he clings to Shen Suisui. “Suisui, I’ll give you all the gold bars in the safe. Can we please not get divorced?”
And later still, Shen Suisui, who was a workhorse in her previous life, finally turns her life around and gets to sing her victory song!
It looks good, but I just feel so frustrated. I can't wait for the heroine and the hero's family to separate! The male protagonist keeps saying "waiting" and "it won't be time"... The female protagonist also makes trouble every time, and then disappears after the trouble...
I kept making a fuss, suspecting that the author was a relative of the original heroine. I watched with frustration, hoping for a separation. The original heroine's luck was reduced, and I didn't see it even after reading it.