Zhu Wenwen transformed into the sister-in-law in the period novel.
Sister-in-law, the heroine is reborn and repentant. In her previous life, she was defrauded of money and sex, and was impoverished. She was reborn on the eve of her elopement. She set up a scumbag, slapped her best relatives in the face, fought for the army, developed her career, and became increasingly close to her husband. Finally, she became the enviable wife of the chief minister.
And Zhu Wenwen is the best relative who was slapped in the face.
The second sister-in-law, the heroine of a time-travel novel. She traveled back in time to an educated youth who fell into trouble in the 1970s. She muddleheadedly married an honest husband. However, she actively integrated into her husband's family, coaxed her tricky mother-in-law, taught her rebellious sister-in-law well, convinced her arrogant brother-in-law, and finally led the whole family to get rid of poverty and become prosperous.
And Zhu Wenwen is the rebellious sister-in-law.
The third sister-in-law, the heroine of the novel. She dressed as the domineering female protagonist in the novel Long Aotian. She knew that she was about to be betrayed by the male protagonist, King Tianliang, so she hurriedly hid far away, but due to some strange combination of circumstances, she and the male protagonist became happy enemies.
Zhu Wenwen, on the other hand, was a staunch supporter of the heroine in the original book and was on the front line of breaking them up. She was eventually sent to a remote city by her brother.
Nothing else? Just——
Zhu Wenwen looked at her third brother's careless behavior and really didn't think he could be the male protagonist Long Aotian in the book!
All in all, it's the story of the heroine traveling through three eras, eating melons and watching movies~
*I wrote an old article that was deleted before, rewrote the outline, and saved it in the manuscript.
2021.10.28 Archived copy/2022.01.14 First modified copy/2022.02.19 Second modified copy/Screenshot uploaded to Weibo
Intention: The glorious struggle of ordinary life
