An Eighties-Era Sister-in-Law Becomes a Wife

The novel "After Transmigrating into a Book in the 1990s, the Young Wife Completely Rewrites the Plot" is now underway. The blurb is below.

Blurb:

In the 1980s, Jiang Rou left home for work for the first time and entered a marriage of convenience. On the very first day of their marriage, she became a widow. She struggled to get by while raising her late husband's three younger brothers. The brothers were decent enough, and after years of living in a house with earthen walls and growing rice, they finally saved up enough to build a brick-tiled home. By then, all three brothers were old enough to marry.

People told Jiang Rou to remarry and stop worrying about her late husband's brothers. She was going to remarry, after all, and she had kept her promise to her late husband. She went on blind dates, but none of the men suited her. She even ran into a few real pieces of work. Two of the younger brothers beat one of them badly enough to send him to the police station, while another ended up in the hospital. It was her late husband's close friends who helped her through those hardest years.

Jiang Rou thought she might as well choose one of her late husband's brothers and remarry him. But every one of them had his own little schemes, so she turned them all down. She kept going until exhaustion made her sick. The one who stayed by her bedside was Gu Yuanshan, the quiet man who had always been single.

They married, and only then did she learn that Gu Yuanshan had loved her with all his heart. They spent several happy years together. She asked him the same question many times: "When did you start liking me?"

He only smiled and said, "If you have to guess, it was earlier than you think."

Before she fainted, Jiang Rou saw the panic on his face and felt a little regretful that she had never asked when he first fell in love with her.

After being reborn, Jiang Rou returned to the day of her late husband's funeral. This time, she wasn't going to be a widowed sister-in-law. She would remarry Gu Yuanshan as soon as possible.

Blurb for "After Transmigrating into a Book in the 1990s, the Young Wife Completely Rewrites the Plot":

Just moments ago, Ye Li was on a yacht, kicking a scumbag and tearing into her fake-lotus stepmother. Then storm clouds gathered, lightning flashed, and a bolt struck all three of them.

When she woke up, she had not only transmigrated, but landed in a newly released period crime drama.

To make matters worse, she arrived on the day of the opening scene: her character's wedding day. The original Ye Li was trying to stop the male lead from returning to his unit, screaming, "Qin Yi, if you dare leave, we're getting divorced right now!"

The man, eyes red, pleaded with her, "Ye Li, let's not get divorced. I'll make it up to you when I get back."

According to the show, the original character would kick the man out and run off that very night to find a scumbag.

Ye Li couldn't resist the scene unfolding around her. She couldn't stop herself from kicking her husband out. Once that part was over, she regained control and hurried to help him up. "Honey, I'm still going to elope tonight. Someone will tell you where to meet me. When the time comes, I'll have to follow the plot again, so please bear with me. I'll make it up to you once the scene is over."

Qin Yi: ?!!

Every time the plot took over, Qin Yi had another breakdown. "Ye Li, if you really want a divorce, then let's get one."

After the plot ended, Ye Li said, "Who said anything about getting divorced? It certainly wasn't me."

Later...

Ye Li: "Qin Yi, I want a divorce. You're damn clingy."

Qin Yi: "Who said anything about getting divorced? I certainly didn't."

Theme: Be strong and independent, treat each other with mutual respect and love, and build a future together.