I'm a Stepmother, Not an Older Sister [The 1970S]

Note: The heroine weighs the pros and cons before marrying the hero. She won’t be a live-in nanny or go out of her way to curry favor with him or his child. She’s a carefree heroine who knows how to enjoy life. Recommended upcoming novel: The Female Side Character’s Bestie Is a Piece of Work Synopsis: Jiang Hongping is reborn and immediately gives her marriage to Qi Heng to her cousin, Jiang Shuangling. In her previous life, she married Qi Heng, only to be sent back home a few days later. In her second marriage, she could only marry a poor cripple. This time, she absolutely refuses to become someone’s stepmother. That man’s baggage of a son is a demon!!! Jiang Shuangling transmigrates to The 1970s. What, they want her to marry? After weighing the pros and cons, marriage is better than having to depend on her uncles’ family, so she takes her little brother and gets married. The first time she sees her future husband, Jiang Shuangling is stunned. A handsome young man of twenty-three. With that face and that figure, she’s in! So what if she’s becoming someone’s stepmother? Bring it on!!! At the first meeting of their blended family: Jiang Shuangling, who used to be a twenty-nine-year-old office worker in the city, looks at her little brother, her stepson, and her husband, then thinks: Everyone here is a little brother. Her little brother cautiously takes her hand and affectionately calls her “Sis.” Her stepson opens his mouth, but hesitates to speak. Jiang Shuangling calmly says, “You can call me Sis too.” The man beside her darkens his expression. “He calls you sister, so what do I call you? Dad?” Jiang Shuangling spreads her hands. “I suppose that’s not out of the question.” This is a sweet, cozy slice-of-life story about a heroine who always knows how to make life enjoyable, with the usual daily chaos and hilarity. Jiang Shuangling x Qi Heng Recommended upcoming novel: The Female Side Character’s Bestie Is a Piece of Work (Navy officer x flirtatious beauty) Qin Yao transmigrates into a book and becomes “Qin Yao,” the notorious female side character in a The 1970s island compound story. Her city best friend, Chen Baozhen, comes from a well-off family and travels a thousand miles to the island for a blind date. She isn’t interested in her actual match, but sets her sights on another man with humble origins who has married into a wealthy family, and becomes part of the island compound. The original heroine, Bai Qiuling, is reborn and turns over a new leaf to become a virtuous wife and loving mother. She’s the perfect hostess and cook, gets along wonderfully with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, and everyone in the compound praises her as a “good wife.” Her best friend Chen Baozhen, despite her privileged background, is spoiled and doesn’t know how to do housework. Married life is chaotic, with a troublesome best friend, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law taking turns to cause trouble… Her life is a stark contrast to the heroine’s, and she ends up divorced. Qin Yao is that awful best friend who tries to climb the social ladder through her friend, while being picky and offending people. To avoid being sent to the countryside, she visits her friend on the island and looks for a match. When Qin Yao arrives, she’s already at the port, ready to board a ship. Unfortunately, the weather turns bad, the port suddenly closes, and she has to go back to the guesthouse. On the way, she sees a handsome, charming young “puppy” and goes over to flirt with him. Qin Yao fusses over him, calling herself his big sister at every turn. When she learns that the innocent, harmless puppy works for a fishing company, she falls for him and gives him a handkerchief, making him one of her marriage candidates. But it turns out, the puppy is actually a fierce old wolf! Her best friend: “He was the guy I went on a blind date with before! He’s terrifying!” Qin Yao: Speechless. What the heck, a fishing company employee? * Gu Cheng, a “puppy” nearing thirty, is accosted on the street by a pretty woman. Wary of her, he claims to work for a fishing company and waits to see what she’s really after. As he waits… he realizes she’s given him more than just a handkerchief! She’s ten years younger than him, yet she has the nerve to keep calling herself his big sister! Other completed period novels by this author: Raising Kids on a The 1970s Island The 1970s: I Became the Villain’s Wife I’m His Stepmother, Not His Sister [The 1970s] Theme: Build a good life by taking care of the little things at home, and stay positive and optimistic in an era of hard work.