I Became a Wicked Cannon Fodder Mother-in-Law in the 1970s, and the Tough Soldier Spoils Me

[Sharp-tongued but soft-hearted little hellion × doting husband who can hear her thoughts; mind-reading #System #comedy #transmigrate into a book #monogamous romance #everyone dotes on the heroine]

Jiang Tiantian transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era as a villainous shrew who gets what's coming to her.

From the start, she's drugged and ends up rolling around on the kang with her husband in name only, Bian Chenxi. The moment the System binds itself to her, she goes numb: she has to keep up her villainous persona or be killed on the spot.

She delivers insults, throws tantrums, and gives up with effortless flair.

When she throws slop on the troublemakers in the cowshed, she does it more enthusiastically than anyone. Out loud, she curses, “You old hag!” But inwardly, she cries like a baby: [Grandma, hang in there! What I'm throwing on you is life-saving medicine!]

But something about the way her husband in name only looks at her is getting increasingly strange.

She makes a mess of everything, and he cleans up after her. The harsher her insults, the wider his smile.

“My wife causing trouble? That's just her way of flirting.”

“My wife insulting people? That's how she shows she cares.”

“Divorce? Not in this lifetime.”

The whole village says he's been bewitched by a fox spirit.

Bian Chenxi pinches his wife's puffed-up cheek and smiles knowingly.

They don't understand.

She's putting on an act, and he's watching. Whoever slips up first loses.