Lin Sutang, a college student preparing for the civil service exam, pushed herself too hard, exhausted her body, and died suddenly. She transmigrated into the role of a widowed sister-in-law in a period novel.
According to the plot, her husband's family would exploit her, sending her away to work so she could pay for her younger brother-in-law and sister-in-law's schooling. Once the family was doing well, she'd be left in the village to care for her elderly in-laws. At sixty, she'd finally open a baozi shop of her own and find happiness. She'd spend her youth working, never remarry, and be praised as a good woman.
Lin Sutang: ?
Did a good woman dig up your ancestors' graves or something?
Lin Sutang had transmigrated with one goal: lie flat. But faced with a mountain of messes, she had no choice but to get back on her feet. She put the worst people in their place, took down the trash, and accidentally made a fortune. Along the way, she even got together with a certain flamboyant, drama-loving B-king who fell for her at first sight...
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When Grandma wanted to hit her with a broom over some little thing, Lin Sutang grabbed Grandma's precious golden boy and ran, holding him up in front of her as she went.
“Grandma, if you're going to hit me today, you'll have to hit your precious grandson too!”
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When she first arrived, she looked at the face in the mirror. She wore no makeup, yet was still outrageously gorgeous. So beautiful, so beautiful, truly beautiful, with nothing going for her except her stunning looks.
Without a bourgeois dad or a mom with a stable government job, she'd have to hold up the sky herself!
Since she was here, she might as well make the best of it. Sutang wasn't the type to wallow in self-pity.
Like father, like daughter. The daughter of a barbecue shop owner knows how to grill. Lin Sutang's parents ran a barbecue shop, and whenever she was on vacation before transmigrating, Sutang would help out. Over time, she'd mastered the art of grilling.
On a bustling night-market street, Sutang was so busy she was drenched in sweat, shifting the skewers from one hand to the other as she quickly grilled one fragrant wheat-gluten skewer after another. Looking at the day's earnings in the drawer, she'd already hit her first little goal. Sutang crouched by the street and seriously considered her plans for the future.
Could she take the college entrance exam, then the civil service exam, and lie flat? In this era, illiteracy was everywhere, so surely the civil service exam wouldn't be competitive. She'd pass on her first try, guaranteed. The thought made Sutang laugh at herself. How much money could she make in a government job? It was the early days of reform and opening up in the 1980s. The winds of change were blowing, and gold was everywhere. Only an idiot would pass up a chance to make money!
All right, then. Let's start with a small goal: make herself a fortune!
One day, while gathering quail eggs in the reed marsh, she came across an injured man in ragged clothes. Sutang gave him ten boiled quail eggs. She could barely look after herself, let alone support a man. She was out of there.
The man's inner monologue: He'd never met a girl so beautiful and kindhearted before.
Two days later, the man stepped out of the passenger seat of a luxury car. Dressed in a flashy suit, hair slicked with pomade, he carried a full basket of quail eggs and blocked Sutang at the corner of an alley. “A kindness deserves a kindness in return. Here's a gift. Miss, let's be friends.”
Sutang kicked him behind the knee. “Until the Xiongnu are defeated, how can I think of starting a family? Get out of my way.”
When a woman's career is on the rise, a man is a stumbling block on the road to success, especially a pretty-boy like this. Sutang thought of the woman with big, wavy hair in the driver's seat of the luxury car and silently despised the man for living off one woman while eyeing another.
Sutang wasn't someone who cared only about looks. She liked men who were intelligent and capable.
Later,
Sutang wiped her mouth. “Mmm, delicious. He really is a capable man.”
Slice of life | Making a fortune | Both leads are each other's first
Theme: Roll up your sleeves and work hard. There's no obstacle in life you can't overcome.
The description is repeated, it describes the heroine rolling her eyes
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