The Villain's Aunt in the 1960S

Auntie of the Villain in the Seventies: Chen Wanjiao, a pampered young woman from the 21st century, accidentally transmigrates to the 1960s. There's not enough to eat or wear, and she has a little villain to raise. No father, no mother, and her awful relatives are like jackals. Everyone wants to squeeze her like a persimmon, so she uses her brawn and brains to crush them first, then joins a handsome young man in leading the villagers to prosperity. Gu Wanyang used to think that nothing in this life could ever make him care, until he met Chen Wanjiao. Only then did he understand that there was a woman in this world whom he could give his life for after just one look. If she smiled at him, he could even think up names for their grandchildren. A few things to know before reading: The heroine transmigrates into a book. The original character had a rather tragic fate in the source novel, and the heroine takes her revenge gradually, without disrupting her own life, so the beginning isn't especially satisfying. The focus is on working hard, with romance as a secondary element and putting scumbags in their place as a pastime. Both leads are each other's first love, and remain devoted to each other. The male lead starts out as a young man from a farming family, with a hidden background. He later joins the army, then retires. Shushu's forthcoming novel The next one will be called Flourishing Branches. I learned to stand on my own two feet through blood and hardship, and I don't want anyone else to suffer the way I did. A story about the heroine saving countless people in a parallel world and improving women's status. She is a young woman from a landlord's family who received a traditional education. Her father said, "Be honest in business, and repay the kindness people show you." So she stubbornly married the poor young man who had rescued her from drowning. Her mother said, "When you marry, follow your husband, honor your in-laws, and manage the household." So when enemies raided the village, she carried her lame father-in-law and fled with the others. Even when she was exhausted, she refused to give up. Her father-in-law said, "A woman must be faithful." So after her husband was captured by bandits and never heard from again, she became a widow and cared for her in-laws without complaint. Her husband said, "As husband and wife, we are one." So she supported his entire family and spent her entire fortune helping him. In the end, her husband, who had never actually died, used her wealth to make the young nurse who had climbed into his bed into a Red Capitalist, while she met a miserable death. In her next life, she would never again be the virtuous and widely praised daughter-in-law of the Huang family. If this cruel world wouldn't give her justice, she'd win it for herself! And she'd show the women around her a way forward! The general who repeatedly rescued her from danger, looked after her child after she died, avenged her, rose to high office, and never married was the one who deserved her gratitude. Forthcoming novel Every Girl Is a Little Angel Helping women build a healthy outlook on life. Blurb 1: The first half of He Xi's life was a melodramatic Cinderella-and-rich-young-man romance. The second half was about a middle-aged woman's marital breakdown, bitter fights, struggling to make ends meet, and ultimately dying a miserable death. After a trip to the cultivation world, He Xi only wanted to stay far away from those worthless men and live a different life, one with a career. Before she knew it, she'd become rich herself! Blurb 2: Have you heard of Nuwa Group? Of course! It's said to be the company every girl in all of China wants to work for. The CEO is fiercely protective of women. I've heard that a lot of woman-hating men who couldn't stand the way President He did things tried to bring down her company, but President He crushed them all! Theme: Knowledge can overcome anything, and hard work can earn you everything