[Transmigrate into a book + 1970s + family life + gossip-watching + a lively whole family + ensemble cast]
Su Zhao transmigrates into a book, becoming the fourth daughter-in-law of the Lu family in the 1970s.
On her very first day, she realizes there's not a single easygoing soul in the Lu family courtyard.
The eldest son’s family is greedy, lazy, and sly, and every last one of them is a drama queen.
The second son’s wife has been reborn and is itching to teach the whole family a lesson.
The third son’s wife is the heroine of the book, blessed with a halo that brings misfortune to anyone who crosses her.
The fifth son curses at his parents every day and makes a fuss about becoming the village chief’s son-in-law.
The sixth daughter is even more formidable. No egg for her? Flip the table! They won't let her go to school? Flip the table! They want to marry her off? Flip the table! They dare to steal her money? Flip it! Flip it! Flip every table in sight!
Old Madam Lu and Old Mr. Lu know better than to provoke anyone. Their eyes dart around, and their malicious gaze lands on Su Zhao.
Su Zhao smiles, eyes narrowed. Her husband, Lu Zheng, drives his chopsticks into the table with a sharp crack, burying them deep in the wood!
The old Lu couple stare wide-eyed and don't dare bring it up again.
Every day, they are driven to tears and tantrums by their sons and daughters-in-law, but they dare not lash out.
Su Zhao happily carries a little stool to the entrance of the west wing, sits down, cracks sunflower seeds, and watches the show.
You can fight your battles, and I'll watch mine.
After all, if the sky falls, her Lu Zheng will hold it up.
Has the hero turned in his deposit? It seems that all I have been spending is the 100 yuan given by the hostess's family.
It's really good. Although there is a space system, there is no reminder in every chapter.
The content is short and short, I laughed while watching it