Reborn in the 1970S: My Whole Family Is Cannon Fodder

Quick transmigration powerhouse Feng Biluo collides with a coworker and unexpectedly ends up in a period novel set in the 1950s. From the start, her husband’s stepmother tries to kill both her and her unborn child. Then a reborn heroine and a woman who has transmigrated into a book both come at her with all they’ve got. Floods run rampant and bandits roam the land. Let’s see how the heroine turns the world upside down with a flick of her hand. In the novel, the eldest brother is the heroine’s scumbag husband, always meddling and dragging her into trouble. The second brother and his wife show off their love every day, driving her to run away with another man. Her mother is a wicked mother-in-law, her younger sister is a spiteful villain, and the whole family is doomed to die as cannon fodder. Feng Biluo gives a cold laugh. “The eldest brother is a flood-control hero who becomes disabled. The second brother is a tough man who supports the whole family. My mother-in-law is a loving mother who never complains, and my sister is a sweet little angel. I must be the scumbag here.” The quick transmigration powerhouse has always been the one to take down scumbags. When faced with these scumbags, she just gets to work. Ji Huangquan is a mysterious and powerful figure, a top performer in the quick transmigration world, renowned as a mountain-like titan. How did he end up as her scumbag husband?