Qiao Xin had a dream. In it, her husband's niece was the heroine of a period novel, while she, her husband, and their children were all villains.
Her husband was the heroine's parasitic uncle, lazy and impossible to please. The heroine schemed to get him sent to prison, where he died of illness.
Her eldest son was the heroine's awful cousin. After failing to frame her, he drank to drown his sorrows, fell into a pit, cracked his head, and died.
Her daughter was a supporting villainess who fought the heroine for the male lead. The heroine and male lead schemed together to marry her off to a cripple thirty years her senior.
She was the heroine's awful aunt, ugly and vicious. After her husband and children abandoned her, she was sent to an asylum, where she spent the rest of her life insane.
Qiao Xin rolled up her sleeves and climbed out of bed. What kind of ridiculous plot was this?
Her husband was smart and handsome. While everyone else was working the fields under the blazing sun, he was already bringing home bundles of cash from the county seat.
Her son was clever, sensible, and good at school. He was sure to go to college. Her daughter was adorable, pretty, and thoughtful, a darling little girl who would surely marry a man who adored her.
She would tear the original story to shreds, separate from the family, and make a fortune with her husband and children so they could live the good life.
Zhang Ya has always known she's the heroine of a period novel. She waits for her parasitic uncle's family to fall apart and for her male lead to come marry her. But she waits and waits, and her uncle's family becomes the richest in the country, driving a car and living in a huge villa, while she's still stuck in a mountain village, chewing on corn buns.
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[Draft complete, opening soon. Feel free to add it to your bookshelf.] After living through ten years of the apocalypse, Shen Ru wakes up to find she has transmigrated into a book, as the doomed wife of Lu Zhixing, the villainous big shot in a period novel.
In the book, Lu Zhixing is the real young master of a wealthy family, while the male lead is the fake young master.
Lu Zhixing is ugly and cruel, his entire body disfigured. Only his sinister eyes remain unharmed. When he stares at someone, he looks like a venomous snake, ready to bite at any moment.
The real young master is handsome, well-educated, and gentle, a famous young nobleman in the residential compound. He's practically blessed by the heavens in the original story: switched at birth into a wealthy family, everything goes smoothly for him, and he even has a gentle, virtuous, beautiful wife.
The real young master and Lu Zhixing are a study in contrasts. On Lu Zhixing's wedding night, his adoptive parents, wife, and younger siblings all die in a fire, leaving him alone to live like a poisonous snake.
In the book, he kills several people. At the end, he tries to burn the male lead alive, but is caught and bites his tongue to kill himself.
Having read the book, Shen Ru knows that before he was burned, Lu Zhixing was handsome and had adoptive parents who doted on him and younger siblings who respected him.
She wakes up as Lu Zhixing's wife, who dies young, and she's brought along a space with a billion-jin grain warehouse! Hearing Lu Zhixing and his family discuss whether they should return to the Gu family in the imperial capital, Shen Ru immediately steps out and says, "Go."
In the book, Lu Zhixing's refusal to go to the Gu family leads to a fire that very night. His entire family dies, and he is left with burns all over his body!
She has to change the story's course, go to the Gu family, change the Lu family's fate, and, above all, survive.
With a billion-jin grain warehouse, she'll take her villainous husband, kind in-laws, and sensible brother- and sister-in-law to the imperial capital, make a name for herself there, and take down the scoundrels. Everyone who wants to harm her family in the book will get what's coming to them and learn their lesson!
Theme: Even in adversity, strive to rise above it.
If you want to move to the county seat, won't you not build a house at the beginning?
It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit rushed
Mrs. Zhang and Wang Zhaodi... The reason why the best are the best is that they care about eating and not fighting, and their skin is thicker than the city wall. And Zhang Yuya, how old is she in modern times? Is she an adult? It's so disgusting for her to stare at a teenage boy and treat him as her future man.
Will it be completed by the middle of this month?! I thought this book was only at most a quarter of the way through.
Just ask, it will be updated tomorrow. Two days ago it was said that it will be updated on the 26th, and now it is said that it will be updated on June 1st.
In fact, the household registration of a family should not be moved. You can keep the household registration of the male head and move the household registration of the female head and the two children. This is better in case of demolition or something in the future.
Zhang Yuya is so disgusting. If you want to buy clothes or bags, you can make money to buy them yourself, or ask your parents to buy them. What kind of thinking is this, always thinking about letting others buy them.
If you are in a hurry for money, shouldn't you sell your house at a low price to get the money? I feel like the logic here doesn't make sense. If it's more expensive, it's even less likely to get the money as soon as possible.
I'm done chasing, I want a sequel
Why does Zhang Yuya feel that she has become mentally ill?