Serializing Pretty, Picky, and Transmigrated to the 1970s. See the blurb at the end.
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This novel's blurb
Cui Xi, a third-year university student, transmigrates into the period novel she wrote, becoming a young wife whose husband is stationed far away for long periods.
She also has an adorable four-year-old child.
The original owner had a truly miserable life. Her mother-in-law bullied her, and her sister-in-law constantly made snide remarks.
She was also always short on clothes and food.
But Cui Xi, who has transmigrated into the book, isn't afraid. After all, she wrote it herself.
Whoever bullies her, she'll bully right back.
No matter what happens, she won't get angry. The world in the book is only an illusion, after all.
Cheng Ce realizes that his little wife has changed after more than a year apart.
Not only is she sharp-tongued and spirited, she also has a strange charm about her.
He can't take his eyes off her.
Pretty, Picky, and Transmigrated to the 1970s
The original owner was a poor little thing.
Her mother died young, and her father remarried and moved to the provincial capital, leaving her alone with her uncle.
She washed the whole family's clothes at five, cooked while standing on a stool at six, and went to the fields with the adults to earn work points from the age of seven. The villagers all said she was worse off than a servant in the old society.
And that wasn't all. The childhood engagement arranged by her mother was going to be stolen by her cousin, too.
Her aunt took advantage of her, then spread gossip everywhere, calling her lazy and difficult.
Qin Yujiao, who had just transmigrated from the modern world, heard her.
She said coolly, "Calling me lazy? Great, I'm hungry. Auntie, go make me something to eat!"
"I want scrambled eggs, and make sure to use tender little scallions."
Qin Yujiao now stood leisurely by the fence, looking graceful and elegant.
Her skin was whiter and smoother than ice cream from the county town.
Her aunt thought she was possessed and would be back to normal in a few days.
Little did she know, this was only the beginning.
In the days that followed, Qin Yujiao had the whole Qin family running around at her beck and call.
Her aunt cooked for her, her older male cousin bought her a washbasin, and her older female cousin had it even worse: her new house was given to Qin Yujiao.
Her cousin couldn't stand it, so she used every trick in the book to steal Qin Yujiao's childhood fiancé ahead of time, then showed him off to her.
Qin Yujiao didn't even lift an eyelid.
"He's nothing but a piece of trash. You can have him, so I don't have to throw him away."
As she said this, her brows and eyes were radiant, and a faintly mocking smile tugged at her lips,
as if a painting had suddenly come alive in all its beauty.
Zhou Lin, who had returned to his hometown with a comrade, was left spellbound.
Zhou Lin was the youngest officer in the military. For certain reasons, he was on leave in Tianshui Village.
In the early summer, the riverbank was lush and green.
And the young woman walking toward him was the brightest view in all the fields.
Theme: No matter what your circumstances, always strive to do your best
Just... Wow, the heroine is very confident. It feels a bit... Playful. She doesn't take it seriously. She feels like she is a god.
Your family is so rich, why do you have to have a shabby room? And the relationship is so bad, they all eat separately, why are they still living together? It's better to suffer some losses and split up and build a separate house.
Centimeters don't count like that, I'm drunk. . . . In the past, every day's work was worth one day's work, and it was not the factory girl's piece-rate system. .
I didn't want to read it with my brain, and I had to complete a sentence about the heroine wanting to go back. I didn't want to ruin the relationship between other couples... This didn't have to draw key points for readers, but it would be too dramatic and make people uncomfortable. Is it immoral to destroy the relationship between other people's couples? Yes! Is it immoral to steal someone else's husband and son? Yes! Is it immoral to occupy someone else's body? Yes! What else should I write? No need to write! Let's all disperse!
I really admire that in those innocent times, there were still people who could be mistresses as a matter of course.
I feel like Gu Fei is too cheap!
The male protagonist's father doesn't know what he's thinking. Doesn't he think he's worthy enough if he doesn't deserve it? He's being pretentious.
The hero's father is so annoying
I hate this leader surnamed Cheng. Even if the heroine is a rural woman, as long as the hero likes her, the husband and wife live behind closed doors. This leader has crossed the line and likes to impose his ideas on others.
""If you drink it every day, dad said..." This is a big bug for the author~ "Drink" should be changed to ""