She Doesn't Want to Strive in the Eighties Compound

Ye Jiao transmigrates into a period novel, becoming an educated youth sent to the heroine's hometown in the countryside, and the fiancée of the male lead's older brother.

She failed to get into college, her husband didn't love her, and she couldn't have children. Jealous and impossible to please, she made a scene at every turn, and eventually ended up divorced.

Ye Jiao: Sorry to bother you. I'm out.

She was determined to stay away from the plot, but after a few days of farm work, she decided she should get back to the city first.

The Qin family had three sons. The eldest was a major in the army, dignified and austere; the second was a business tycoon who drifted from one romance to another; the third was a top student at a prestigious university and the heroine's love interest.

Ye Jiao figured she could become the Qin family's fourth daughter.

The first time Qin Shouning saw Ye Jiao, she was throwing a tantrum at his mother.

"I don't want it," she kept saying, and "I don't like it." She was spoiled and willful, making him frown.

Later, when she started acting cute with him, her dark, grape-like eyes gazed at him intently, full of expectation and trust.

With her looking at him like that, how could he refuse her anything he had?

One day, Qin Shouning took Ye Jiao to see a horror movie.

For two whole hours, he held the girl who was so scared she burrowed into his arms. Everything about it was wonderful, except that her repeated calls of "Big Brother" grated on his ears.

So, after the movie ended, on the way home, he looked at Ye Jiao gravely and said, "Don't call me Big Brother anymore."

Ye Jiao: "Huh?"

Qin Shouning: "I'll talk to my parents about us."

Ye Jiao: "What?"

Theme: Strive for happiness