The Reborn Queenly Prince in the 1980s

Also known as: The God of War Prince's Little Everyday Struggles in the 1980s

The God of War Prince of a renowned women's kingdom died on the battlefield after incurring the empress's suspicion. When she opened her eyes again, Mo Ying had become Mo Yingying, a girl in a small fishing village in the 1980s.

From the start, she had to deal with a father whose legs were disabled and a timid, spineless mother. The God of War Prince was so frustrated with her mother's lack of backbone that she smacked her on the back and said, "As the head of this family, how can you be so useless? Come to the battlefield with me and make Father as beautiful as a flower!"

The villagers noticed that the cripple's daughter had changed. She no longer wore the same mournful expression as her mother, and instead rolled up her sleeves, ready to hunt in the mountains and fish in the sea. Most shocking of all, she was constantly preaching to the young wives in the village that women belonged outside the home and men belonged inside, and that this was the key to running a household. The men who went out to sea every day were all failing in their duty as husbands. What? They wouldn't listen? Hadn't they learned the rules for husbands? Make them copy them a hundred times first.

The men in the village had assumed the Mo family's daughter had gone crazy. Who would have thought that the women of their households would actually be converted by her?

After much tearful hoping and waiting, they finally heard that the Mo family's daughter planned to leave and study, then go make a name for herself. The househusbands of the village celebrated all night.

Years later, Mo Yingying returned to her hometown with her family. The men who had known her watched the famous businesswoman, whose story was all over the newspapers and TV, and silently shed tears of fear. "Her husband really does stay home and raise the kids!"

P.S. 1. After an ancient woman is thrown into the 1980s, she adapts to new things even faster than the people of that era. This is her everyday story of striving to succeed.

2. The heroine's belief in female superiority and male inferiority is deeply ingrained. The times will gradually change her, though she'll still occasionally be a staunch feminist.

Theme: Keep your thinking in step with the times.