Everyday Life in the Compound [The 1980S]

In the early 1980s, Jiang Moli discovered she had transmigrated into a book. The reborn heroine was in the middle of a divorce, while Jiang Moli's older sister, Jiang Yuqin, insisted on becoming a stepmother. Sister Jiang: "They're not his own children. They're his friend's. He's loyal and devoted, a rare good man." Despite her family's objections, Jiang Yuqin insisted on marrying him. She even secretly took the family household register to register their marriage, giving her family no time to react. Jiang Moli chose to respect her sister's decision and not try to talk her out of it. Only by experiencing for herself whether married life would be good or bad could her sister know. Her sister refused to go on blind dates, but Jiang Moli was willing. Before she could go, though, she met her teacher's son, and the two began dating. From getting into a theater troupe to becoming a celebrated star, from opera performer to screen actress, Jiang Moli took one steady step after another. This story: 1. One true pairing, family life, everyday moments, a parallel world. 2. No real-life models. The names of the plays have been changed, but this won't affect your reading. Theme: Women should be strong and independent, and find happiness every day