Transmigrate into a Book: The Ultimate Little Sister-in-Law

After an accidental electric shock, Qian Dong transmigrates into a farming novel she's been reading, becoming the book's awful little aunt. In the book, the reborn heroine makes Qian Dong's life miserable. Her reputation is ruined, no one dares marry her, and she languishes as an unmarried woman until her brother, an ambitious official, offers her to his superior's father, a seventy-year-old man, as a second wife. After her husband dies, she is buried with him. The eldest brother acts like a gentleman, but all he cares about is becoming an official. The second brother is honest and hardworking, respects his parents, and loves his siblings. Unfortunately, he is the heroine's father. The third brother is obsessed with money and gambling. Their parents do dote on their daughter, but only because they raised her in luxury expecting something in return. In the end, their priorities are still their eldest son, the promising scholar, and their youngest child, born in their old age. The heroine has only recently been reborn, and is about to ruin the original owner's reputation to force the family to split up, exposing the scholar eldest brother's true nature in the process. Faced with such a terrible hand, Qian Dong decides she might as well clean herself up and get married while the original owner's reputation and prospects are still good, before any of this happens. Then she can escape this den of wolves. Besides, the mini-program she had just finished before transmigrating has come along with her and become real. With it, as long as she works hard, she can eventually live a comfortable life. She just has to choose her future husband carefully, so she doesn't escape one wolf's den only to walk straight into a tiger's jaws. Please add my new story to your pre-release wishlist! New story blurb: In every story, whether it's a novel or a movie, there's always a fat woman or a middle-aged lady who does something ignorant, idiotic, selfish, and foolish, bringing about her own downfall. After she's punished, everyone else says something like,