Novel synopsis
Song Xiaojuan transmigrates back to the 1990s.
She's been dealt a terrible hand: her grandmother has died, her parents have run off, and the fiance she supported through years of frugal living has married someone else and had a child.
Song Xiaojuan: ...Is Heaven sending her here to toughen her up because her life was too easy?
Too bad the word “difficulty” isn't in Song Xiaojuan's dictionary.
She takes down the scumbag with one hand and sets up a street stall with the other.
Through her own hard work, she eventually becomes the head of a factory. Her business keeps growing, and while others are just getting bicycles, she returns to the village in style, driving a car.
The villagers stare in shock.
Villager A: “I always knew that girl would amount to something.”
Villager B mutters: “That's not what you said back then.”
Once Song Xiaojuan has money and beauty, she decides all she needs is a rich, eligible bachelor. She sets her sights on the village's handsome heartthrob. He's just her type, and he's smart, too. He'd be the perfect person to have children with.
The “heartthrob” next door, Zhao Guomin, sneers when he hears what she's thinking. She really has some nerve.
He used to drive a Mercedes and live like a CEO. Now he's riding a cargo tricycle and selling fruit, and it's all her fault he's ended up like this.
She still dares to set her sights on him? Then he won't go easy on her.
Song Xiaojuan never imagined that the “heartthrob” next door was actually her rival in love from back then, in disguise.
Song Xiaojuan trembles. Is it still too late to regret this?
Both of them transmigrated.
Happy ending.
Theme: Song Xiaojuan's journey of hard work.
Oh my God, this male protagonist is still dressed in modern times, and he can order the female protagonist to cook so naturally? Although I understand that modern men are indeed no better, I still cannot accept it. It's just that this scene is completely patriarchal, with women cooking and men chatting. On the other hand, if the heroine gets to know a big shot, will she order the hero around like this? Will the male protagonist cook? Don't think it will.
? What does it mean that the menstrual period is coming soon? Doesn't the male protagonist have the same attitude towards his own mother? What the hell does he think he is? What is he? Why should a woman respect his mother? Just to find a female host like that?
Why does such an awesome daughter still have the man's surname? . . It was popular in that era that no matter how much a daughter loved her, she still had to find a son-in-law to support her. Haha, this kind of love was too cheap. Even now, most parents' love for their daughters is like this, a love that discriminates against women.
For the male protagonist who refuses to listen to advice, this should be treated like this.
Reading the copy, I thought that handsome guys only come after you become rich! Why did he show up so early again, and he saved the heroine as soon as he showed up?
The male protagonist has a sense of crisis. Only when a woman loves herself can a man cherish her.
Huh, men will cheat on their wives, but money won't. The male protagonist will not betray the female protagonist today, but maybe there will be too many temptations in the future. If a man is reliable, pigs will climb trees. Just like today I saw an article about Sha Baoliang's love history. His ex-wife used her savings to make Sha Baoliang famous. What was the result? Women should never give up their career for a man. Men will betray you, but your career will not.
This mother-in-law is really too strong. There are quite a few such mothers-in-law in reality. Fortunately, the heroine is capable.
Men take things for granted. In fact, they are just too lazy to understand what their wives think. The most important thing is that they are selfish and love themselves the most.
Hahaha, suddenly stuck here.