The 1970S Contrast Group Wins by Doing Nothing

He Li transmigrates into a period novel as the contrast character to its heroine. The heroine is her cousin: beautiful and kind, blessed with incredible luck, and successful at everything she does. Even when she goes out, she can find a rabbit that's run into a tree stump and fallen dead at her feet. She marries the most promising young man in the village, enjoys a prosperous household and a happy marriage, and raises successful children. Everyone envies her. As the contrast character, the original owner has nothing but a pretty face, with no substance to back it up. She's born unlucky: even drinking water gives her trouble. She's forced to marry a twice-married man who's cold and distant, and her stepson is a mischievous little terror. Though her husband can earn money, the original owner squanders it. After stirring up trouble until he goes bankrupt, she gets kicked out, condemned by everyone, and left to spend her final years in misery. What? My husband's rich but never home? Why make a fuss? Wouldn't it be better to lie flat and enjoy the good life? Exactly! That money-making machine I married keeps coming home. What's up with that? He Li: “That's such a huge contract in B City. Aren't you going to supervise it?” Wang Fangchao: “Are you really that eager to get rid of me?!”