A Wife-Blessing Fate [Period]

Su Qingying, a 26-year-old woman with a doctorate who had studied abroad, returned home. She was a foreign-educated PhD and chief engineer at Fengcheng Heavy Industries, yet finding her a husband had become an intractable problem. Nobody seemed good enough, and the anxious former leaders couldn’t stand it any longer. Fang Zhengye, a 23-year-old veteran, was assigned to Fengcheng Heavy Industries as head of security after leaving the military. With no parents and a sizeable fortune, Fang Zhengye was a highly sought-after bachelor in the area, and plenty of people were eager to set him up. His uncle introduced him to Su Hongyu, a worker at a textile factory. Su Hongyu agreed, but not long afterward, she instead started dating Fang Zhengye’s cousin, Fang Zhengtang. Su Qingying, whose match had been poached by Su Hongyu, said to Fang Zhengye, “How about we just pair up?” Fang Zhengye: “Sure.” Su Hongyu, who had returned reborn, waited and waited. But in this life, Su Qingying, who was supposed to die young in an explosion, had a smooth and successful career and even became a national-level scientist. Fang Zhengye, who should have spent his entire life as head of security, rose step by step to become the director of Fengcheng Heavy Industries. Meanwhile, the man who had climbed to the top in his previous life lived an unremarkable life from start to finish. Su Hongyu had been reborn to live a good life with Fang Zhengtang. “What happened to the endless good fortune you promised? Why is he doing worse and worse?” A scientist who knows nothing about everyday life X an all-around veteran Next up → Transmigrated as the Foolish Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel Wei Shufen transmigrated into a period novel as a foolish cannon-fodder character. In the original story, Wei Shufen lost her mother at seven and her father at eight. To raise her six older brothers, who were crying for food, she shouldered the burden of providing for the family with her frail body. She went up the mountain to gather herbs and down to the river to catch fish and shrimp. In the dead of winter, she carried sandbags at a brick factory so her brothers could eat their fill. She worked tirelessly to raise all six brothers. Before she could enjoy a happy life, illness took her away. Everyone said Wei Shufen had had a terrible life. She’d struggled to support her brothers, and just when they had all grown up to be successful, she died without ever getting to enjoy the rewards. The heroine, who married Wei Shufen’s eldest brother, sighed. “That’s life. Her sister-in-law was too frail to bear any good fortune.” Wei Shufen: “Oh, go to hell!” If her brothers didn’t listen, she’d beat them. If one beating wasn’t enough, she’d give them two. Under Wei Shufen’s iron-fisted rule, her brothers finally mended their ways and set out on the broad road of doting on their little sister. The six brothers: “…” They had no choice but to dote on her. Her punches really hurt. Also updating now: the super-long, ridiculously satisfying Quick Transmigration novel, Guide to Beating Scum with a Max-Level Account The author’s completed older works → The Green Tea Big Shot Became a Scumbag [Quick Transmigration] The 1980s Female Supporting Character’s Fresh Start Transmigrated as a Feisty Woman in the 1970s The Buddhist Ghost King’s Daily Ghost-Busting The Planes Writing Group My Husband Is Earth Reborn as a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor in the 1970s Brilliant as the Sun Comprehensive Horror: The Female Lead Keeps Courting Death Comprehensive Horror: A Thousand and One Ways for the Protagonist to Die Theme: Let’s all contribute to building our motherland