I Lay Back and Win After Becoming the Beloved One

Wen Ya died on her wedding day, drowned after her half-sister pushed her into a lotus pond.

When she opened her eyes again, she had become Wen Ya in the twenty-first century. This Wen Ya had been hit by a car while running away from her wedding.

From the original owner's memories, she learned that her fiancé was a wealthy, handsome, and powerful tycoon. Without a second thought, Wen Ya packed her bags and married him.

After getting married, Wen Ya was doted on by both her husband's family and her own, becoming everyone's darling.

Her family had four older brothers. The eldest was a domineering CEO, the second was an award-winning actor, the third was a hacker, and the fourth was a top designer. Every one of them was a devoted sister-con, obsessed with pampering their little sister.

Her husband's family was one of the capital's most prominent and powerful clans. The household consisted only of her grandfather-in-law and her powerful husband. After Wen Ya married into the Fu family, she became its only woman and was pampered beyond belief.

Later, Wen Ya became a celebrated actress and had to walk the red carpet. A certain tycoon escorted her to the carpet, holding her hand. Behind them, four handsome men called out to him: "Let go of my sister."

Walking the red carpet with their sister was an honor they were more than happy to take on. As for the man who had stolen her away, he could go find somewhere else to be.

The tycoon calmly tightened his arm around his wife's shoulders and said in a low, alluring voice, "Honey, you promised yesterday that I could walk the red carpet with you."

After speaking, the tycoon turned and smiled at his four brothers-in-law. His grin was so smug it made the four Wen men grit their teeth with rage.

How had their little sister been snatched away by such a scheming man?

Recommended upcoming novel: "The Daughter Is the Whole Family's Darling [The 1970s]"

Blurb for the upcoming novel: When Li Yang woke up, she had transmigrated to the 1970s. She had become the wife of Regiment Commander Song, living in a military compound, and the mother of three daughters and one son.

The eldest daughter was seven, thin as a monkey, and so timid she hardly dared speak to anyone. All she did was keep her head down and work.

The second and third daughters were twins. At five, they were as small and skinny as three-year-olds, trembling as they carried firewood home from the foot of the mountain.

Her four-year-old son had eaten himself into a chubby little dumpling. Chewing a White Rabbit candy, he pointed at his eldest sister doing the laundry. "You useless girl, hurry up and wash these. When you're done, go find me some bird eggs to eat."

Li Yang was furious. What kind of family was this? How could they spoil their precious, sweet daughters so little while treating their son like a delicate flower?

No, this had to be set right. The daughters should be cherished, and the son should be raised tough.

The people in the compound noticed that the wife from the countryside in Regiment Commander Song's household had changed. She no longer worked her daughters like oxen, but she had become even more peculiar: she made her son do chores and protect his sisters.

Song Zhiyan had started enjoying going home lately. He noticed that his wife, who had wanted to send their daughters back to her hometown, had changed. She had begun to love and pay attention to the girls. The only problem was that she paid him a little too little attention, and he didn't know what to make of it.

Theme: Success takes both good fortune and hard work.