Su Wan is not the heroine of Shuangwen.
She has no space, no system, and no great golden fingers like her previous life.
The skills I accumulated as a community logistics officer for five years in my previous life can be summed up in just five words - observe words and emotions.
So when she dressed up as the infamous military wife from the 1960s, she would not fight back with all her might. She would only squat down and touch her child's face:
"No fighting."
Those two words were already her first step to break free from "that Su Wan".
She couldn't avoid the eccentric mother-in-law in the yard, the sneaky sister-in-law, or the husband who was far away from her and had long been disappointed with her.
But in an era when everyone wants to take shortcuts, she wants to make the most difficult thing "talk less, do more, and be proportionate" a ray of light.
