The 1970s: My Early-Dying Ex-Wife Refuses to Die

[Please add my new novels "The Sickly Beauty Is the White Moonlight of a Period-Novel Big Shot" and "The Tragic-Novel Heroine Can See the On-Screen Comments" to your reading list. Blurbs below, along with another completed period novel on the same theme. Check out my author page.]

---Blurb for "The Tragic-Novel Heroine Can See the On-Screen Comments"---

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++++++++Lin Weiwei had always thought she was lucky. Although she was an orphan, she'd met so many kind people along the way.

At five, the Lin family adopted her, and she finally had parents and an older sister. Her whole family treated her well.

At ten, she befriended the boy who had just moved in next door. With him protecting her, the other children stopped bullying her.

At fifteen, a famous painter recognized her talent and took her on as his final disciple.

Then, on her eighteenth birthday, strange comments suddenly appeared before her eyes.

--The heroine must still have no idea that her adoptive parents took her in so she could donate a kidney to her sister, right?

--Her childhood friend is actually already dating her sister. He only pretends to treat her well to keep her in line and persuade her to have the operation.

--And that art teacher only noticed her talent because he wants to submit her paintings to a competition!

Lin Weiwei, sitting in the classroom taking an exam: ?

She was so startled that she pressed down too hard, and her pen tip snapped.

A pen flew over from the desk behind her and landed on her desk. At the same time, an irritable voice rang out: "Damn, what kind of lousy question is this? It's too hard. I'm done, I'm handing it in!"

The invigilator shouted angrily after him: "Han Moyang, get back here!"

--I'm dying. Han Moyang is such a tsundere. If he wants to give the heroine a pen, he should just say so, haha!

--What do you know? How could the school bully be a pure-hearted boy who secretly has a crush on someone and blushes just from making eye contact with his crush? Do you think the cool, handsome, wild, and domineering me has no pride? (doge)

Lin Weiwei, the person universally acknowledged as the one and only person the school bully Han Moyang hated: ...?

Also known as "After Seeing the Comments, I Turned a Tragic Novel into a Feel-Good Story" and "The Secret Crush of a Pure-Hearted School Bully"...

---Blurb for "The Seventies: His Wife Was Supposed to Die Young, but She Didn't"---

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+++++++After accidentally falling into the water, Wen Wan learned that she was the hero's wife, destined to die young in a novel.

After her death, her husband quickly married the novel's heroine and set off toward a happy life with their two children.

Wen Wan married her husband, Liang Jinheng, at eighteen. Because of his job, they lived apart for years. In the four years they were married, she stayed in their hometown and took care of everything for him, working tirelessly as the family's servant. She went from a young girl to a haggard woman without ever enjoying a moment of his prosperity.

Yet after she died, her husband left the army and came home. He and his new wife were sweet and affectionate. He treasured her and spoiled her rotten, and even taught the two children to be filial to their stepmother and treat her like their real mother.

They were both his wives, so why was the difference so great?

Wen Wan's anger flared. When she opened her eyes again, she found that she wasn't dead.

Just you wait, Liang Jinheng! You think you're getting a new wife? We'll see about that!

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Lin Miao transmigrated into a book, landing in a period-set fanfiction novel she had written herself.

Envious of the heroine, Wen Wan, she had written her death, then rewritten the story with herself as the protagonist.

In this novel, after Wen Wan died, she would marry Wen Wan's handsome, capable husband. Her stepchildren, who would both become influential people, would be filial to her, and the rest of her life would be filled with endless affection and wealth, just like Wen Wan's.

After transmigrating into the book, Lin Miao thought she was about to get everything she wanted.

But she never expected the wife who was supposed to die young to survive.

Not only did she live, she also had her husband completely under her thumb, and her two children were well-behaved and sensible. The family's life kept getting better and better.

Watching the man squatting in the courtyard to wash Wen Wan's socks, then seeing the two children sing "Only Mom Is the Best in the World," she watched Wen Wan get doted on by everyone. Everything was playing out just like the original novel.

Lin Miao's vision went black.

Could she still become their stepmother?

Please add my new novel next door, "The Seventies: The Delicate Beauty Transmigrates as the Foil," to your reading list~~

Blurb for the delicate beauty:

The pampered Lu Zhizhi transmigrated into a period novel and became Jiang Ling, the heroine's fussy and pretentious sister-in-law.

In the book, the heroine is hardworking and capable, while her sister-in-law is lazy and fussy. The two women are clear foils for each other.

The heroine: Up at five to prepare breakfast for the whole family, washing clothes by the river at six, off to work at seven doing the hardest labor, and working herself to the bone until eleven or twelve at night. Up earlier than a chicken, to bed later than a dog, with more work than an ox.

Lu Zhizhi: Opens her sleepy eyes at ten, eats the breakfast kept warm in the pot, leisurely sunbathes and reads, and lets the whole day pass without doing a thing. She relaxes as if on vacation.

The production team members all call Lu Zhizhi a lazy wife and say no one should marry a woman like her.

Lu Zhizhi nudges the man washing her feet and asks sweetly, "Is a wife like me really so bad?"

The man holds her little foot in his large hand and gently dries it. "My wife is obviously the best!"

Lu Zhizhi gives a smug smile.

Since he's so sensible, she'll graciously stay with him, and, while she's at it, make their life so lovely and prosperous that she becomes the pride of the whole village.

After being reborn, Jiang Ling knows her in-laws are wealthy. If she wins their favor, she'll inherit a bigger share later.

So Jiang Ling and her husband work hard without complaint, doing everything they can. She even takes on every chore in the family and sends her brother-in-law off so he can't curry favor with their parents, turning him into a lazy man just like his wife.

With nothing to do, the older brother and his delicate, pretentious wife are sure to lose their parents' affection in this life!

She thinks this will let her inherit the money and get rich.

But by the time she has worked herself into a haggard old woman, she still hasn't outlived her in-laws. Instead, she watches as her sister-in-law, doted on by her older brother, gets into university and settles down with him in the city!

Jiang Ling can't believe it: Can a lazy, good-for-nothing young wife really become a university student?

[Rugged male lead x beautiful, pampered female lead]

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