The Only Daughter for Three Generations, a Momma's Girl [The 1970s]

The blurb for the upcoming novel "My Difficult Original Wife Gets Even More Difficult After Seeing the Comments [70s]" is at the very bottom ↓↓↓

---This Novel's Blurb---

[Childhood friend who drops from the sky × curious, outgoing sweetheart]

The Lin family has had only one child in each generation: Grandma Lin Aidi, Mom Lin Jiping, and granddaughter Lin Chunying.

The production team members tease Yingzi, saying she's the Lin family's precious little darling, raised in a jar of honey.

What's more, there are only two salaried workers in the entire production team. One is Yingzi's grandma, and the other is her mother.

Yingzi sees a "speech bubble" suddenly appear above the head of a girl in the production team.

[The Lin family is all show and no substance, enjoying a brief moment in the spotlight. No wonder they're cannon fodder, with no sons for three generations.]

[They have such short-sighted priorities, all they know is how to enjoy themselves. They may be eating well now, but sooner or later they'll just be the comparison group.]

[Even if her family can make money, won't it be even worse if the people are gone but the money remains?]

[According to the plot, shouldn't the comparison group be unlucky all the time? Why do they have electric lights and milk now??!]

Yingzi is shocked. "Great-grandma! Grandma! Mom!"

Grandma Lin, sharp-tongued and shrewd, wakes up one morning and declares that the name "Chunying" isn't fashionable. She insists on renaming her granddaughter Lin Zihan.

Yingzi and her mother stare with clear, bewildered eyes, shrinking their necks in unison and not daring to defy the household authority.

Grandma Lin dashes off with Yingzi, now Zihan, to the government office to change her name.

When she gets back, she's furious. The clerk doesn't know how to write Zihan! So she has to come up with a name on the spot: Baozhu.

Though she's still annoyed, Grandma Lin doesn't forget to announce that from now on, she'll be called Xiufeng, not Aidi!

Little Baozhu sits by the threshold, her lips sticking out so far she could hang an oil flask from them. Truthfully, she really likes the name Zihan too. If only she could have both names.

#A rich father gains siblings, a rich mother gains wealth and glory

(This line comes from the internet. If it's inappropriate, I'll delete it after getting down on my knees.)

1. This is a fictional setting.

2. The Lin family has a son-in-law who married into the family. The actual system of forms of address is easy to get confusing, so this story simplifies it to great-grandma, grandma, mom, and Lin Baozhu.

--------[Upcoming Novel]--------

"My Difficult Original Wife Gets Even More Difficult After Seeing the Comments [70s]"

Word has it that the stern and aloof Zhou Xiuchong suddenly submitted a marriage application. Not long after, he brought a delicate, beautiful woman back to the military family compound!

What left everyone dumbfounded was that the beauty was an out-and-out troublemaker who could never behave herself. Surely, with her carrying on like that, she couldn't possibly make a marriage work, no matter how pretty she was.

And yet Zhou Xiuchong, who seemed so clueless about romance in everyone else's eyes, had no complaints. Instead, he spoiled her until she became even more spoiled and demanding.

Feng Yunong sees a line of text above the head of a sharp-witted younger sister-in-law who lives in the same family compound.

But Feng Yunong can't read human writing. She's just an ordinary peach blossom spirit...

The words above her sister-in-law's head keep changing. Her eyes dart about as she steals glances at Feng Yunong from time to time.

Feng Yunong understands at once.

How dare she gossip about me to my face? Does she have a death wish?

Once Feng Yunong figures out what these little ant-like words are, she's so angry that her floral scent bursts out everywhere. She's supposed to have a tragic fate because she's too difficult? No way!

So Feng Yunong becomes even more difficult.

Being difficult might not change your fate, but it's definitely fun.

Before dawn, Zhou Xiuchong is kicked awake by a little, fair foot. Right in front of him is a crudely written character, missing strokes and parts.

His wife is curled up under the covers, her skin white as snow and her hair black as ink. With an innocent look, she softly orders him, "Here, help me read this."

Zhou Xiuchong's heart softens, and the grumpiness he woke up with is instantly replaced by a different, surging emotion.

One thing doesn't change: he wants to punish her.

Gradually, Zhou Xiuchong pieces together the scraps of paper covered in scribbles.

When he sees the words "curse" and the prediction that Feng Yunong will divorce him in the future and have a tragic fate, his gaze turns as cold and sharp as a blade.

Theme: Live optimistically