A Stepmother's Guide to Raising Children in the 1960S

Please follow Yezi's author page: Zhuyue Residence Lin Chunhua wakes up to discover that she has become the tragic second female lead in a book, and on top of that, she's a stepmother saddled with three burdensome children... Recommended daily update: Born with the Fate of an Empress Rong Xibao's father has a sudden fit of conscience and acknowledges her, his illegitimate daughter, on the day she comes of age at fifteen. According to the plot, she is supposed to take her legitimate elder sister's place in marriage and wed the brutal, fearsome Prince of Chu, Zhao Chen. Zhao Chen will later dominate the seven kingdoms and unite the realm. She, in turn, will become the first empress in history, revered by all beneath heaven and immeasurably honored. But her legitimate elder sister, Chen Juan, has transmigrated into a book. Unwilling to remain a supporting character, she is determined to become empress, so this time she won't let her sister take her place at the wedding. "Dear sister, the Prince of Chu is cruel. Let me go in your place. You can marry Prince Cheng instead. He's kind and handsome." Handsome? All right, I do like a pretty young man. Then I'll marry Prince Cheng." "Handsome? All right, I do like a pretty young man. Then I'll marry Prince Cheng." Later, the Duke of Chen's household made a grand spectacle of marrying off its daughters. The sisters were wed on the same day, in unparalleled splendor. Later still, Zhao Qian dominated the seven kingdoms and united the realm, while Rong Xibao became empress once again. Chen Juan: That is absolutely not how the book said it would go. Recommended upcoming story: The Wicked Mother-in-Law of the Seventies Su Qing wakes up to find herself transmigrated into the role of the wicked mother-in-law in an old-fashioned period novel. The wicked mother-in-law is hated by everyone, and her husband and son even favor the sweet, delicate heroine. The heroine takes everything from her. Her husband divorces her, leaving her with nothing, then marries the heroine's pure and innocent mother. Her son cuts ties with her and refuses to see her, right up until the day she dies. Later, her obsession with her husband's relationship with the heroine's mother causes her to neglect her daughter's illness. The girl doesn't receive treatment in time and is left brain-damaged. Finally, devastated and mentally unbalanced, she takes her daughter and jumps into the sea in despair during her husband's wedding banquet. Neither her husband nor her son even attends the funeral. When Su Qing read the story, she had scoffed at the wicked mother-in-law for being an idiot. She was rich and beautiful, yet insisted on antagonizing the heroine. Why stop her son from marrying the sweet heroine? Why not let those two scumbags live happily ever after? And what did she need that scumbag husband for anyway? Then, overnight, she transmigrates into the wicked mother-in-law. And what a life the wicked mother-in-law has! She's the daughter of a ten-thousand-yuan household in the Seventies, owns thousands of acres of land in a small fishing village in Shenzhen, and, most importantly, she's stunningly beautiful and only thirty-six. Can you believe it! She's rich! Who needs a husband when you've got all that money? He can marry whoever he wants. Who cares about an unfilial son? Let him and the heroine live happily ever after. And next year, in 1979, it will be spring, when an old man draws a circle on China's southern coast... And she owns a whole plot of land, hahahahahahaha! The most urgent thing now is to get a divorce! But why is this man refusing to divorce her, even if it kills him? Theme: