Marrying a Live-In Son-in-Law to Become the Richest [The 1970s]

[Next up: The Seventies Bride Who Married an Island-Building Army Commander, currently serializing]

Synopsis:

Su Tao transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era.

The heroine of the novel was born on the same day as Su Tao. Her parents dote on her, and her two older brothers protect her. She's gentle, virtuous, and considerate. She marries a villager who raises livestock, and after their wedding, they love each other and raise a family together. She gives birth to boy-girl twins, raises her children, and keeps an orderly home. Her husband thrives in business, becoming Li Jia Village's first ten-thousand-yuan household.

As her foil, Su Tao's family runs four pork stalls, where knives are sharpened all day long.

Su Tao is fat and dark-skinned, with a foul temper and a habit of brandishing knives at the drop of a hat.

The livestock farmer who originally married the heroine had first intended to marry Su Tao, but the heroine stole him away and became his ideal wife. Su Yao is so fierce that no one from the surrounding villages dares marry her. When Su Tao's father learns that his daughter's man has been stolen and that she's been slandered as an ugly toad coveting a swan, he angrily announces in front of everyone that he'll find her a live-in son-in-law. But the son-in-law is a good-for-nothing who, after marrying into the family, ruins the Su family and leaves them destitute.

After recalling the plot, Su Tao thinks: Oh heavens, can't I marry someone else...

Lin Fugui, who transmigrated into the novel as the live-in son-in-law of the fierce villainess from a bygone era, realizes that he's a pretty awful person himself.

He's practically a Chen Shimei.

Lin Fugui thinks: Even if she's a foul-tempered, fat shrew, that doesn't mean I can actually be a scumbag.

He plans to go to her house and break off the engagement.

But the moment he sees Su Tao, with her bright eyes, lovely teeth, and almond-shaped eyes brimming with affection, looking like a peach blossom in full bloom, he falls for her.

He refuses to break off the engagement, no matter what, and declares:

"The only way this engagement ends is if you beat me to death."

After the two couples get married:

The heroine gets up early to serve her in-laws and husband and care for her son and daughter,

while Su Tao nibbles at the loving breakfast her husband made for her.

As the heroine scrimps and saves to support her husband's career,

Su Tao pouts and tells her husband: I haven't even spent all my allowance from last time.

When the heroine's husband's livestock business fails and he demands money from her family,

Su Tao's husband returns with heaps of gifts for his "in-laws."

When the heroine has to work hard at a street stall to support the family after her husband goes bankrupt,

Su Tao cuts the ribbon at the shopping mall her husband just built.

When the heroine's children skip school, misbehave, and swear,

Su Tao's little one is clever and well-mannered, becomes a child star on TV,

and teaches other kids to respect their parents and study hard.

Years later, Lin Fugui, now the richest man in the country, hears rumors that he plans to divorce his wife and marry someone new.

Lin Fugui: "In this life, the only one who gets to divorce me is my wife."

He turns to Su Tao and says:

"In life, I'm a member of the Su family. In death, I'll be a ghost of the Su family. I'm warning you, don't get any funny ideas!"

Meanwhile, the heroine, currently fighting with her husband over a divorce, says:

I must have been blind to treat that scumbag like a treasure!

Next life, I'll never steal another woman's man!

P.S.:

1. Both leads transmigrate into a book. The husband is a scheming, jealous green-tea type.

2. Marriage before love.

3. 3.2V

[Coming Soon 1]

The Seventies Life of a Capitalist's Daughter in an Island Military Marriage

(Has a golden finger. After it goes premium, updates of 10,000 characters daily.)

One morning, Chu Shi'an wakes up and finds she's transmigrated into a book set in the 1970s, as the villainess with the same name.

Because of her family background and her idleness and refusal to get a job, she schemes to marry Regiment Commander Xiao to avoid being sent to the countryside. The day after their wedding, he leaves for an island, and they hardly spend any time together. He won't even let her join him at his post. Out of jealousy over the heroine, her sister-in-law, and her loving marriage, Chu Shi'an spreads rumors among the neighbors, driving the heroine into depression. Later, her parents kick her out, she gets divorced, and her fate is tragic.

Xiao Zhiyi is about to return to the island. He assumes his new wife doesn't want to go through the hardship and still expects to live like a pampered young lady at home. But Chu Shi'an promptly packs her bags, cheerfully says goodbye to her family, and joins him on the island.

The families' residential compound on the island is abuzz. Everyone wants to see what the capitalist's daughter Regiment Commander Xiao repeatedly turned down matchmaking offers to bring back from the south looks like.

After meeting her, the families can only marvel that she really is a young lady, with impeccable looks, poise, and manner of speaking. But as pretty as she is, she's so delicate. The island has nothing, not even a radish is easy to come by. She'll be clamoring to go back to her parents' home in no time.

Later, Chu Shi'an successfully raises chickens and ducks in her courtyard and grows vegetables and fruit trees. She has everything she needs and keeps it all in perfect order. At mealtimes, the aroma of her cooking wafts through half the compound. The families, their assumptions face-slapped, swallow their envy and hope to befriend Chu Shi'an so they can learn how to run a household.

[Coming Soon 2]

A Great Beauty Comes to a Small Town in the Seventies

(A small-town story full of stories.)

Theme: Heaven will be kind to hardworking children, no matter how difficult their circumstances are.