Strict Wife of the ’70s Manages the Household

Name: Strict Wife of the ’70s Manages the Household
Author: Peach Blossom Dew

七零之悍妇当家

by Peach Blossom Dew (桃花露)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.6M Words
Genre: Romance
Era: Modern Era
Updated: 2y ago
Source: JJWXC

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Synopsis

[Announcement: My new novel, Raising Kids and Sharing the Gossip in the Seventies, is now out.]

Blurb: Lin Lan wakes up one day transmigrated into a book, as a shrew who drank pesticide. The original woman ruined her husband's bright future and raised all five children to become major villains. She's a mom now!!!

Biased in-laws, a greedy brother-in-law and sister-in-law, five unruly kids, and a cold-faced husband...

Lin Lan: They took my money? I'll split the family and get it back! They dare cause trouble? I'll teach them how to behave!

The kids are impossible to handle? They're just starved for love! A little discipline and a lot of love!

What's with that cold man? Why is he getting all hot and heavy with me...?

Reading notes:

1. At the start, the heroine has just transmigrated and needs to get used to her surroundings. The character setups for the hero and heroine are all there to set up the face-slapping in the main story. From Chapter 26 onward, it's face-slapping all the way, followed by a sweet romance.

2. The hero only comes home to visit once every year or two, so he can't stay at home. The author decided on the large family, and the heroine is gorgeous because that's the setup. We want a Mary Sue! I don't like useless heroes or ugly heroines. Transmigrate into a book is a genre. You can think of the heroine and the original woman as the same soul in different timelines. There is no picking up someone else's leftovers, so if you don't like this genre, don't read it.

3. To preserve the reading experience for the vast majority of readers who support the author, I will delete comments that stir up competition between women, pit men against women, or simply vent negativity in a way that disrupts other readers. Please understand.

4. Raising Kids in the Seventies: Mom's the Boss is a similar parenting story. The heroine is hardly surrounded by terrible people, she is the original woman and doesn't transmigrate, and the family is warm and the story satisfying. If this novel frustrates you, you can try Mom's the Boss.

5. Happy reading. This novel was completed in early 2019, and my tastes back then were very different from what they are now. There's really no need to get angry just because you don't like it. Just drop it. Kisses~

Theme: In adversity, be self-reliant and never stop striving.

Other names

The Tough Woman of the SeventiesEarlier English title
Shrewish Wife of the Seventies Manages the HouseholdOn NovelUpdates
SW70MTHOn NovelUpdates

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