The Spoiled Widow of the Eighties Compound

[In progress, starting once there are enough saves!]

[Era romance with a Mary Sue heroine / feel-good wish fulfillment / real and fake heiresses]

Wang Jinzhen, a renowned national-level musician, transmigrates into a book and becomes the real heiress from the countryside in an era romance novel. After finally being brought back to the family compound, she has to deal with a marriage arrangement that comes knocking at her door.

She half-heartedly went along with it and registered the marriage, but before she had a chance to develop feelings, she received the wonderful news that her husband had died. Everyone pointed fingers and said she was an unlucky woman with a fate so hard it could bring disaster to her husband.

Wang Jinzhen, however, was optimistic. Promotion, fortune, and a dead husband: the three great joys of life! And so, with a few deft moves:

The poor, ugly duckling? Wash her face, change her clothes, and she beats everyone without makeup.

A barely literate country girl? Her English is more fluent than a translator's.

A musician who only got into the folk orchestra through connections? A fully maxed-out national champion dominates the noob village.

When life is going well, spirits are high. People around her started introducing her to potential remarriage candidates: university professors, military doctors, even her late husband's best friend offered himself up. Men flocked to her, trampling the threshold of the family compound.

Wang Jinzhen (waving): Don't rush, everyone has a chance. Get in line, one at a time. Fair competition, best candidate gets the position!

Until one day, a handsome man showed up at her door, fuming.

Wang Jinzhen's eyes widened in shock: Husband? You're not dead!

Chu Mingzhe was about to take her home when he saw his best friend, Jin He, stride forward and snatch her away. With a casual air, Jin He said, "If you've already been married once, don't try again. His fate is bad; he'll bring you misfortune."

Reading guide:

1. Mary Sue heroine / men competing for her / second male lead gets the girl

2. One-on-one romance, with no extreme behavior during their relationship

3. Fictional era setting, mainly feel-good wish fulfillment; logic is secondary. Don't tell me if you drop it.

Theme: A harmonious family brings prosperity