The Original Heroine of a Transmigration Novel Awakens [The 1970s]

Please add my upcoming novel, The 1970s: The Spicy Wife and Her Billion-Kilo Grain Warehouse, to your library. The blurb is at the end.

This novel's blurb: Tao Yao had a dream. In the dream, she was the heroine of a period novel. After the educated youths returned to the city, she married Huo Mingyan, a celibate professor from a prestigious residential compound. The two of them lived together in perfect harmony, becoming a model couple everyone envied.

But a woman who transmigrated into a book changed everything. She was a widow with a child from next door, and as soon as she arrived, she set her sights on Huo Mingyan, who would become a leading researcher. She thought Tao Yao had nothing going for her but her looks and wasn't good enough for the brilliant researcher Huo Mingyan. So she used every kind of scheme, both open and underhanded, to frame and manipulate Tao Yao until she and Huo Mingyan finally divorced.

After the divorce, the woman who had transmigrated into the book schemed to marry Tao Yao off to her younger brother, leading to Tao Yao's tragic death.

Her eldest son believed the woman's lies and thought Huo Mingyan had killed his mother. He hated his father and, even as a little boy, stopped studying and got into fights. In the end, he died on the streets.

Her younger daughter was verbally bullied by the woman who had transmigrated into the book. She came to believe that nobody in the world loved her, grew more and more withdrawn, and developed severe autism as she grew up.

As for the man the woman had her eye on, after being tricked into divorce, he devoted himself to scientific research and never remarried.

Later, he became the youngest academician in the Academy of Sciences. When the host interviewed him at an awards ceremony and asked why he had never remarried, the man replied in a low voice, "I only ever married the person I loved."

Tao Yao was furious. According to the original plot, she could have had a happy family, and her children could have grown up healthy and happy. But because the woman who had transmigrated into the book had set her sights on Huo Mingyan, she used one scheme after another to make Tao Yao divorce him, ruining the lives of their whole family. Tao Yao wanted revenge.

She would tear apart the woman's schemes. She would work hard instead of being the woman in the book who simply waited at home for Huo Mingyan to return. She would stand by his side, work with him to build a good life, and raise their two children to be healthy and happy.

Tao Yao woke up. Later, she really did tear apart the woman's schemes and turned her life into a sweet romance. Her children were adorable, her husband doted on her, and their little life flourished.

Upcoming novel blurb: [In progress, coming soon. Feel free to add it to your library] After living through ten years of the apocalypse, Shen Ru opened her eyes to find she had transmigrated into a book, becoming the cannon-fodder wife of Lu Zhixing, the villainous powerhouse in a period novel.

In the book, Lu Zhixing is the true-born son of a wealthy family, while the male lead is the fake son.

Lu Zhixing is ugly and cruel, with his whole body disfigured. Only his gloomy eyes remain intact. When he looks at someone, he's like a venomous snake, ready to bite at any moment.

The true-born son is handsome, well-educated, gentle, and refined, a well-known young gentleman in the residential compound. He's the original novel's golden boy, switched at birth into a wealthy family, where everything goes his way. He even has a gentle, capable, beautiful, wealthy wife.

The true-born son and Lu Zhixing are stark opposites. On the night Lu Zhixing gets married, his adoptive parents, wife, and younger siblings all die in a fire, leaving him alone to live like a venomous snake.

In the book, he kills several people. At the end, he tries to burn the male lead alive, but he's caught and bites his tongue off to commit suicide.

Shen Ru has read the book and knows that before Lu Zhixing was burned, he was handsome and had adoptive parents who loved him and younger siblings who respected him.

She opens her eyes to find she's become Lu Zhixing's doomed young wife, and she's brought along a space containing a trillion kilos of grain! Hearing Lu Zhixing and his family outside discussing whether to return to the capital and visit the Gu family, Shen Ru immediately steps out and says, "Go."

In the book, because Lu Zhixing doesn't go to the Gu family, his whole family dies in a fire that very night, and he is burned all over!

She has to change the course of the story, go to the Gu family, change the fate of the Lu family, and, above all, survive.

With a space holding a trillion kilos of grain, she will take her villainous husband, honest parents-in-law, sensible brother-in-law, and sister-in-law to the capital, make a name for themselves there, and while she's at it, take down the trash, deliver some face-slapping, and make everyone in the book who tries to hurt them reap what they sow and learn their lesson!

Also recommending my completed novels: The 1970s: Married to a Cannon-Fodder Wife, The 1970s: Married to a Lucky Wife, and The Original Wife Returns in a Second-Marriage Novel [The 1970s]. They're all sweet romance novels set in the 1970s. If you enjoy period novels, give them a try.

Theme: A beloved wife leads her whole family to prosperity and a comfortable life