Ma Jia Xiulan was the daughter of a prince in the late Qing dynasty. After the Qing fell, she fled with her mother to their hometown in Shengjing. With her father dead and mother gone, and her ruthless aunt trying to sell her as a concubine to a rich old landlord, Ma Xiulan jumped off a cliff.
When she wakes up, she discovers she's been reborn as a village girl named Ma Xiulan. But why is this era so different from the one she remembers?
What? People don't have to obey their parents' orders when it comes to marriage, and arranged marriages are opposed?
What? Women can work, and labor is considered glorious?
What? Women can hold up half the sky and even become people's representatives?
What? That handsome Hu Xuejian with the thick eyebrows has fallen for her?
Ma Xiulan's eyes fill with hope, as if a whole new world has opened up before her.
People question Hu Xuejian:
Old Hu, you're such a rough fellow. How'd you land such a fair, pretty wife?
Old Hu, is your wife really a village woman? She can sing and dance, cook, and even drive a tractor. Is there anything she can't do?
Hu Xuejian: How'd I get her? She was the one who fell for me!
You stood by me through turbulent times, and I'll give you a golden age in return.
A warm, sweet story about a woman who transmigrates to the 1960s and becomes a military wife. He's a dashing, imposing man who pampers and cherishes his wife; she's a sweet and adorable woman who's sensible and levelheaded. Together, they see each other through thick and thin, all the way to their golden wedding anniversary.
Please add my new story to your pre-release collection: "The 1970s: There's a Fox Spirit in the Village"
Hu Jiaojiao wakes up to find herself inside a book she just read.
It's not a romance novel but a story set in a bygone era, and she's the most attention-grabbing, most hated female antagonist in the whole book.
As the fox spirit with the biggest bust, longest legs, and fairest face in the village,
she has nothing except her beautiful mother, who looks so young beside her that they could pass for sisters.
Remembering how the original story ends, with her following her mother into a new marriage only to be married off by her stepfather to the county magistrate's dimwitted son,
Hu Jiaojiao shudders
and resolves to work hard with her own hands, make a fortune, and rewrite her fate.
Before long, the villagers discover that the pretty widow's daughter Jiaojiao has learned to cook.
And the food she makes...
Villager A: This tastes great! Another bowl!
Villager B: Damn, not only is the soup delicious? Who says a pretty face can't make good food?
Educated Youth C: I have a report to make! Shi Yuzhe secretly watched Hu Jiaojiao bathe, disgracing all of us educated youths!
As usual, Shi Yuzhe keeps a cold expression and says indifferently: Why would I need to watch her? She's not even as good-looking as me.
(The other person isn't interested in talking to you and throws a big rock at you.)
Hu Jiaojiao: ???
Only after the rock cracks open and reveals something unusual
does Hu Jiaojiao remember in surprise that Shi Yuzhe is the illegitimate son of a capitalist, briefly mentioned in the original book, and a future big name in the jewelry world.
From then on, Shi Yuzhe finds that whenever he's working, the tantalizing aroma of delicious food drifts his way.
Shi Yuzhe: A little good food isn't enough to make me give up my precious stone.
Hu Jiaojiao: No, what I want in exchange is you.
The heroine transmigrates into a book and has a golden finger. The hero is arrogant and aloof, with an exceptional IQ.
Theme: A couple who stand by each other through thick and thin until their golden wedding anniversary
The last chapter introduced in the previous twenty-five chapters was that Lin Feng had a five-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son. Now Zhang You has just given birth to his second child. The previous one is just gone? ? ?
Very interesting, a bit like "Parents' Love"
In the end, those parents are short-tempered. Although it is true, I don't particularly like it. I probably hope to see the ideal family relationship model in the novel.
That was so miserable for Teacher Guan. That era was so miserable.
I really don't want to contact such relatives, but I can't help it
This is just the beginning. I always feel that it will be difficult in the future. I wouldn't be able to bear it.
Ten years have begun, and I feel closer to my parents' family. My brother's family is going to cause trouble.
The heroine should be a lucky little wife
To repay a favor to my sister-in-law, my brain is not working well
Repaying a favor is not about repaying it to you. If your sister-in-law and sister-in-law are nice, they should help each other. If their character is bad, let each of them live it up. Don't help the poor when you are in need. It doesn't mean you should ignore life, old age, sickness and death, and you don't have to let them go.
The last chapter introduced in the previous twenty-five chapters was that Lin Feng had a five-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son. Now Zhang You has just given birth to his second child. The previous one is just gone? ? ?
Very interesting, a bit like "Parents' Love"
In the end, those parents are short-tempered. Although it is true, I don't particularly like it. I probably hope to see the ideal family relationship model in the novel.
That was so miserable for Teacher Guan. That era was so miserable.
I really don't want to contact such relatives, but I can't help it
This is just the beginning. I always feel that it will be difficult in the future. I wouldn't be able to bear it.
Ten years have begun, and I feel closer to my parents' family. My brother's family is going to cause trouble.
The heroine should be a lucky little wife
To repay a favor to my sister-in-law, my brain is not working well
Repaying a favor is not about repaying it to you. If your sister-in-law and sister-in-law are nice, they should help each other. If their character is bad, let each of them live it up. Don't help the poor when you are in need. It doesn't mean you should ignore life, old age, sickness and death, and you don't have to let them go.