Our Whole Family Transmigrates to the 1950s

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[Blurb One]

On New Year's Eve, when the whole family was gathered together, the entire Ye family transmigrated to the late 1950s.

Everyone had gotten younger, and the family's two notoriously hard-to-marry members were now married and expecting babies. In front of Ye Xu and her cousin, the Ye family elders put on solemn expressions.

Aunt Ye and Uncle Ye: "Oh no, our daughter belongs to someone else's family now. We're going to miss her so much."

Ye's Dad and Mom: "Our daughter could have stayed with us for a few more years. She's only eighteen and already pregnant. What a beast."

Once the door was shut, the Ye family celebrated with fireworks and firecrackers.

[Blurb Two]

After spending more than twenty years single, Ye Xu transmigrated.

Her first problem: she was eighteen, pregnant, and her husband was suspected of cheating.

After dealing with the first problem, she thought she could live the rest of her life in peace. Then a second problem arose.

It turned out she hadn't simply transmigrated. She had transmigrated into a book. The male lead was her husband, and the female lead was the young widow he was suspected of cheating with. The two leads rekindled their love from a past life and became admired, successful people.

And she was the discarded wife abandoned by the male lead.

[Content Warnings]

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are chaste, and the male lead does not cheat. The female lead has a golden finger. She isn't a saint, but that doesn't mean she isn't kind.

2. This is a loosely imagined parallel world, very loosely imagined. All logic bends to serve the plot, so readers who care about historical accuracy should stay away. (Pay attention, this is important.)

3. Let's all refuse exotic wildlife, starting with ourselves. It's included in the story for plot reasons, but please don't imitate it.

Theme: Strive to live your life wherever you are.