The Original Wife of the Republic Era: Taming Scumbags with a Temper

In the Republic of China era, there were many devoted women. They were dutiful, hardworking, and filial, yet even as legitimate wives, they were always neglected, betrayed, and abandoned... Yun Xiu: Get to the point! System: Oh, you need to help those poor little things make something of themselves. Before the System could say another word, Yun Xiu landed in her new body and gave her cheating husband a thorough beating. Then her cousin, the mistress who showed up clutching her belly to force her way into the family, miscarried on her own. Her moves were as fierce as a tiger’s. Yun Xiu: Look at me, losing my temper. How’s that for an opening? System: ...Xiu’er, take it easy. Notes: 1. All the stories take place in the same world. The female lead transmigrates into different people to complete missions. 2. There is a male lead, and I guarantee a clean romance. He’s a background character and appears late. 3. No sensitive topics, just the romantic affairs of literary types. P.S. I’m aiming for three updates a day. Please add it to your favorites! [New story, [Marrying the Male Lead in the 1980s], now underway: Le Xi, an older unmarried woman, has just transmigrated into a book. Before she can even enjoy being young again, her family drags her off to a matchmaking date. Then she discovers that her match is the male lead! And, to top it off, he agrees to marry her! When she learns that the marriage is settled, Le Xi is dumbfounded: ...Is this really how a cannon-fodder character like me is supposed to be treated? Why does it feel so unreal? Wei Cheng, an older unmarried man, has just returned to the city. Before he can even celebrate his family’s rehabilitation, his marital status becomes a major problem, so he has no choice but to go on a matchmaking date. Then he discovers that his match is a beautiful, politically reliable young woman! And, to top it off, she doesn’t care about his family’s former class background! When he learns that the marriage is settled, Wei Cheng is dazed: ...Is someone as insignificant as me really supposed to have this? Why does it feel so unreal? Xu Hong, the daughter of a worker who has prophetic dreams, has barely gotten married and become pregnant when she insists on moving house. She plans to live next door to Wei Cheng, then wait until she has given birth to three future pillars of society. Once her current husband loses his status, she’ll remarry Wei Cheng, just like in her dream. By then, he will have overcome the consequences of his family’s class background and risen to a high position, able to provide a better life for her and her children. He’ll dote on her and love her, raising the children as his own and helping them succeed. But after Xu Hong moves there, she discovers that reality isn’t unfolding the way it did in her dream. Why did Wei Cheng, who was supposed to marry only after meeting her because he’d struggled so much to find a wife, get married early?! Why did Wei Cheng, who was supposed to be worn down by hard labor in the countryside and unable to have children, get his wife pregnant?! Why is Wei Cheng living happily with his beloved wife and young son, while her own life keeps getting worse, and her husband’s actions have turned her into an enemy of the Wei family?! This isn’t fair. She has to get everything back on track!!] **Completed stories: Period stories: [Transmigrated into the Female Supporting Character Who Went to the Countryside], [The Little Immortal Girl of the 1960s], [Playing a Supporting Female Character in a Period Novel [Quick Transmigration]], [The Cannon-Fodder Girl in a Period Novel Won’t Do It] CEO romance stories: [Married the Male Lead’s Father], [After Transmigrating into a CEO Romance Novel, I Let Myself Go] (ongoing) Theme: The righteous are often found among the common folk, while the faithless are often scholars.