Transmigrate Into a Book + Period Romance + Villainess Turns Her Life Around + Beloved by the Whole Family + Farming + Face-Slapping Revenge
The moment Ye Yao opens her eyes, she has become the wicked sister-in-law everyone loves to hate in a 1970s period romance: she steals her sister-in-law's dowry, tries to steal her sister-in-law's husband, and gets thrown out by the whole family, freezing to death on a bitter winter night in the twelfth lunar month. After reading the original story, Ye Yao's legs go weak. Whoever wants this role can play it; she just wants to survive! With her survival instincts in full force, she immediately decides to cling to her sister-in-law, serving tea and water, doing the laundry and tending the stove. When her mother-in-law berates her sister-in-law, Ye Yao is the first to rush out and stand up for her, leaving the whole family dumbfounded. Her sister-in-law, Shen Nian'an, wonders if this little sister-in-law has been hit on the head. But Ye Yao does more than turn over a new leaf. Drawing on memories from her modern life, she devises a secret recipe for pickled vegetables and sells it to the supply and marketing cooperative. It becomes so popular that every jar is hard to come by. From a shrewish girl despised by the whole village to a capable young woman praised by everyone, she gradually builds up the family fortune, averts crises, and takes down the scheming green tea and fake white lotus types. By the time the people in the original story who were waiting to laugh at her come to their senses, Ye Yao has already risen to a position no one can reach. But when did that young military officer who is always quietly helping her start keeping an eye on her?
