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Lu Xun said: "Pity them for their misfortune, and be angry at them for failing to fight."
So in this life, Lin Xiaolan fights. She escapes the family that devoured her, armed with armor and sharp spikes, and fights until she's battered and bruised for a life completely different from her last one.
She gets a factory job, takes on the troublesome relatives, starts her own business, and fights for her future.
One thing after another, she makes her way through life with ease, and things keep getting better.
But why does this guy keep showing up in front of her?
Lin Xiaolan is furious: Go play somewhere else. Don't get in the way of me beating scumbags and making money!
Someone: No, no, no. Wife, you take a break. I'll handle it!
Lin Xiaolan: Who's your wife?
Someone: It's a Chinese virtue to repay a life-saving favor by offering yourself in marriage.
Lin Xiaolan: Hah!
Synopsis saved on February 10, 2020.
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Only after dying once did He Xiaoyue realize that she had given her heart to the wrong person and had served as a cover for her ex-husband and his mistress. In the end, not even her bones were left behind.
He Xiaoyue is reborn as He Xiao'e, becoming the new sister-in-law of the man she used to be married to.
Looking at Jiang Guotao, who had already caused the deaths of two wives, He Xiao'e pretends to be sick and plays at having amnesia. In any case, she's determined to get a divorce.
Jiang Guotao, no longer young, is willing to divorce her, but his mother refuses to agree. With no other choice, he shamelessly drags things out with He Xiao'e.
He Xiao'e is busy getting revenge on her ex-husband and his mistress, while also working to build a fortune.
Evil gets its due: her ex-husband ends up in prison, and his mistress loses her mind and goes crazy.
Why is there always a shadow following her around?
Jiang Guotao's thinking: My wife is mine. I have to treat her well and keep up with her.
She looks at him and asks, "Didn't we agree that once I found someone suitable, we'd go our separate ways? Why haven't you signed the papers?"
He thinks for a long time, then says, "He looks like a gentleman, but he's actually a man of poor character. He's not right for you, so I can't let you go!"
A question crosses her mind, and she asks casually, "Then who do you think is right for me?"
Without a second thought, he says, "Me!"
[Reader's Guide: Both leads are sexually inexperienced. The male lead fiercely protects his wife.]
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After a life full of hardships, she gave everything to her family, only for them to leave her to die, letting her waste away in prison.
After getting out, she struggled to survive for three years before finally taking an extreme path. She thought she would die and be done with it, but instead she transmigrated back to the past.
The villain who strikes terror in everyone's hearts has actually become her husband? This life is getting pretty exciting. Can she get a divorce?
She thinks her life will be a living hell, but little by little she discovers that the infamous villain has a good side.
The villain protects and pampers his wife at every turn, and before she knows it, she has become a happy little wife.
She watches the troublesome relatives fight among themselves, and adds fuel to the fire when needed. As she sees her parental home fall apart bit by bit, she secretly applauds.
The villain is being bullied? No way. She'll show everyone what it means to fiercely protect her husband.
Someone can't stand to see them happy? Too bad. In this life, she won't just be happy, she'll be happier than anyone else.
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The Gu family has three daughters. The two older sisters are both beautiful, and each is luckier than the other.
The articulate eldest is loved by her grandmother, while the selfish, scheming second daughter is loved by their parents.
As for the youngest, Gu Lingling, her whole body aches, but nobody loves her.
After an accident, Gu Lingling returns to the past and chooses a different path in this life.
She makes friends, builds a career, and creates a bright future for herself.
She toys with troublesome relatives and scumbags, taking on her biased grandmother and parents.
She only wants to focus on building her business. Why does she have a knack for attracting admirers? Gu Lingling is deeply troubled.
They're all future big shots, and she's spoiled for choice.
What's with this clingy big shot? Why is he both doting and aloof toward her?
The big shot is green with jealousy and determined to spoil her rotten, thinking, Let's see which of you can dote on her more than I can!
Gu Lingling looks at him, the corner of her mouth twitching. "You can forget about repaying me by marrying me. We'd be better off going our separate ways."
He glares at Gu Lingling as she says this, gritting his teeth. "You want to cross the river and destroy the bridge? You want to fall for someone else? You want to kill the donkey after it did all the work? You..."
"?" Gu Lingling is baffled!
Before she can react, he carries her into the marriage bureau.
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The male protagonist can be said to be a life-saving grace to the female protagonist, but I feel that the female protagonist is not grateful to the male protagonist! The fact that the doorman introduced her to a job is probably more important to her than the hero's life-saving grace!
The copywriting is not attractive at all
The unscrupulous male protagonist didn't torment her, but he saved her and took her in. The female protagonist didn't seem to be grateful at all, and she was speechless. He asked her to cook and wasted food. Please eat and drink for free at someone else's house without being counted?
Yes, food was wasted in the 1970s. What do you think, author?
Phew, Qin Shuhua actually has the same name as my mother-in-law.
Isn't the heroine afraid of being called to the police?
It's shameful to waste food!
The male protagonist must be alone in his sexuality! I still have to buy some meat. It's already evening, right?
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