Lin Baosui is the heroine of a tragic period novel. In the book, she marries into the Zheng family at eighteen and goes through a series of ordeals: her husband cheats on her, her stepson gambles and racks up debts, her mother-in-law steals her secret sauce recipe, and her own family leeches off her. At forty, she finally wins her family over with love and lives happily ever after.
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Now Lin Sui has transmigrated into Lin Baosui. Remembering the plot, she gives a cold laugh and prepares to fight back, only to discover that her husband-to-be has changed.
She's still getting married, but now she has no parents-in-law to deal with, her husband's pension is on its way, and her stepson is timidly handing her an envelope, saying it was left behind by her husband, whom she married for convenience.
Lin Baosui takes it and shakes out two thousand yuan.
It's the 1970s, when one yuan can buy a catty and a half of meat. With the pension on top, all she has to do is sit back and wait for the winds of reform to blow her way.
Lin Baosui clutches the money and looks at her three silly stepsons, thinking: From now on, these three are her own children!
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Wei Yunzhou lost his memory in an accident and wandered alone for fifteen years. When a child he had once adopted recognized him, he finally learned who he was, and that Lin Baosui, now a famous businesswoman, was his wife.
Lin Baosui had more than once wept in public while talking about him, declaring that he was the only person in her heart and that she could never love anyone else.
Deeply moved, Wei Yunzhou was on his way to see her when he was reborn fifteen years into the past.
This time he kept his memories and hurried back, only to see Lin Baosui walk right past him without a flicker of emotion. Weren't you supposed to be deeply in love with me? Weren't you supposed to never forget me, even after all those years? We've only been apart for a few months this time, and you don't recognize me? Liar!
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Lin Baozhu was reborn in 1970. Thinking of Lin Baosui's husband, a regimental commander, her stepson who would make something of himself, and her mother-in-law, who had a lucrative sauce recipe, she decisively stole Lin Baosui's marriage prospect and married her off to Wei Yunzhou, who was destined to die young.
But...
Why had Lin Baosui started a factory, while Wei Yunzhou kept rising through the ranks, and their lives flourished so much that even the villagers became rich? Meanwhile, her own life was a complete mess!
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A little plug for my upcoming novel, My Work for the Motherland in the 1970s.
Song Mandong accidentally transmigrates into the heroine of a rags-to-riches novel set in the 1970s. To her left is a reborn supporting character, and to her right is a transmigrated heroine. The two are fighting over men and competing to get rich, vying for her fiance and the opportunities meant for her.
Song Mandong can't understand why anyone would want those things. After a little thought, she decides to give them up, packs her bags, and heads for the far north of the country. From wasteland to full granaries, from having nothing to a land of prosperity, she joins tens of thousands of others in witnessing this land's rise.
Male lead: ???
Male lead: Honey, wait for me! I'm impressive too! QAQ
Reading guide:
1. Couple: Lin Baosui (also known as Lin Sui) and Wei Yunzhou.
2. To be decided.
Theme: There is great potential in the vast land. People make their own paths.
In the brigade, I still knew how to do business with the government, but I didn't know how to do it in the army. I still wanted to fight against Master Qin of the Chen family. How could I do it just by fighting in a small way? Besides, it was impossible to do anything without a big banner in those days.
I read it in two days. Tell me what you think after reading it Let's pass the time first. It's just that I feel aggrieved. I'm not happy when I say it's a cool story. I just feel like the man is kidnapping the heroine or slapping her in the face. Why do I feel that all the villains are using the same routine? When it comes to raising children, Dabao and Sanbao appear low. The appearance of Er Bao is a bit higher, but what the author said about Er Bao is that although he is cute, he is sweet-tongued to tell the truth. When I saw Er Bao smoking in the back, I just wanted to shoot this naughty kid to death. Moreover, there are typos and wrong words in the next dozen chapters.
Give it up, say hello to the Virgin Lady
Aren't you tired from guessing all day? It's not a good idea to do anything when you have that time. I don't do much serious work and just keep talking all the time.
I have really seen enough. Che Zhulun kept talking back and forth, it was you who did it, not me, it was you, not me. I think it is the case if there is any evidence. Then the heroine has to find evidence to prove that it is not her. Is it reasonable for a division commander to take charge of the military wife? It's not the relationship between superiors and subordinates. No matter how high-ranking an official in the army is, he can't control the wives of his subordinates. He can only educate his subordinates. The whole article is like this. It seems okay. If you think about the plot, this is not called filial piety. It is a foot wrap. Really, that's all.
Wasn't that era xenophobic, with Western-style education?
Even though he knew there was something wrong with the sauce, he still gave it to the male protagonist, and he was speechless.
How many chapters do you plan to finish?
How can I put it this way? I can't stand it anymore. The progress of the hero and heroine is not as slow as usual. I always feel a bit indecisive. The two of them wanted to make it clear several times but didn't say it. They kept repeating it again and again. Alas,,,
"I learned it, Dabao and Wei Shuang..." This is a big bug for the author~ Is there any oil for this?