When Ye Zao opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into the body of an eighteen-year-old girl named Ye Hongzao in 1976.
Little Hongzao was engaged to the second son of the Jin family. But Jin's second son is the male lead, destined to fall for Gao Ya, a young educated woman in the team. The day before the wedding, he abandons Little Hongzao and returns to the big city with Gao Ya.
When Ye Zao transmigrates, Little Hongzao has just died after slamming her head against a wall, unable to bear the humiliation. She leaves Ye Zao two choices: marry Jin's fifth son or Jin's sixth son.
Ye Zao is not only spoiled but also a face-con, so she chooses Jin's fifth son, who's handsome but a good-for-nothing.
Eldest sister-in-law: "My fifth brother-in-law is a hopeless case."
Ye Zao feels the gold bracelet in her pocket. Jin's fifth son gave it to her last night.
Second sister-in-law: "My fifth brother-in-law doesn't know how to treat his wife."
Ye Zao feels the soft silk beneath her padded jacket. Jin's fifth son bought it especially for her so the rough homespun cloth wouldn't hurt her.
Third sister-in-law: "If you marry the fifth son, you'll be eating gruel for the rest of your life."
Ye Zao burps. She ate so much braised pork last night that she was stuffed.
[The heroine is a clear-eyed egoist who loves herself most.]
Coming soon: Making a Fortune Writing Abroad in the 1980s
Ye Muying transmigrates.
She's abroad and penniless.
And her foreign roommates are bullying her.
But Ye Muying, a firebrand from Huaxia, won't stand for it: "I'm Chinese, and I know kung fu."
After a few martial arts exchanges, Kung Fu Ying becomes famous throughout the student dormitory, and nobody dares pick on her anymore. Ye Muying is having a great time, but money makes even heroes helpless, and life without a penny is truly hard.
One day, her white roommate brings home a newspaper with a serialized mystery novel in it.
Ye Muying has a revelation. She grabs a fountain pen and starts writing furiously.
Ghost-Eyed Detective: A pair of eyes connecting the worlds of the living and the dead, speaking up for the deceased.
Tearjerker Romance: A tragic love story that leaves readers heartbroken and weeping until dawn.
Fake and Real Heiresses: The first shot in the fight against bullying in the student dormitory.
Mortal Cultivates Immortality: Creating the legend of all Huaxia people cultivating immortality.
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Theme: Live well.
It's over. It's actually unfinished. Help.
I don't understand. Didn't I say that my eldest sister-in-law and my second sister-in-law bought him expensive things before?
It's such an expensive machine, so why don't you give it up?
Is this Gaoya pregnant with Nezha? It's been over two years and she still hasn't given birth! Guess, you have some normal logic at least.
How long have you been pregnant with this child?
I won't fight hahahahahahaha
When will Ms. Zhu leave the Foreign Affairs Department of Yuxiang...
The heroine doesn't look like someone from the apocalypse at all. As the manager of the Friendship Hotel, he also helps the entire Greentown earn foreign exchange. For those who don't know, they might think he is an official.
I feel like the heroine treats the Jin family pretty well. Although it didn't bring much benefit to their family. But they didn't forget the good things. They took photos of their family and took the Jin family to take pictures and treat guests to dinner, which also included the Jin family.
There is no difference between the heroine and the enemy. The original owner's husband ran away and the Jin family paid her a husband. He considers his son to be his son-in-law. He had no problem pretending to be the daughter-in-law of the Jin family and had a family photo taken. He even came back to take the whole family for a photo shoot. He didn't know what kind of family they were. They separated within a few days of the wedding. I didn't stay in the village for a few days in total. . Film was so expensive, so we had to hire a whole brigade to shoot it.