The Eighties: A Lucky Wife's Road to Wealth

An Haitang transmigrates into a story script where her cousin has cursed her using her real name. She becomes a stupid, vicious, scheming, flirtatious femme fatale who shamelessly steals the second male lead from the heroine, only to meet a tragic end.

Her cousin An Xiaochan is reborn as the heroine she created for the script. She spends every day laboring in the fields from dawn to dusk, enduring one hardship after another before finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. The plot is so bitter it makes her want to cry.

She swears to win back the second male lead. He’s handsome, considerate, a good provider, and treats her like the moonlight in his heart and a treasure in his hands: the perfect man in the world.

Later, An Xiaochan hops around like a flea, but no matter how hard she tries, she can’t get close to this perfect man. In tears, she watches An Haitang and her husband lead the whole village in opening factories, growing medicinal herbs, building bridges and roads, and getting rich. Every so often, the whole family goes on a trip around the world. Their lives grow more comfortable and prosperous by the day. She can’t understand it, no matter how hard she bangs her head against the wall. What happened to being the moonlight in his heart forever, and the treasure in his hands for life?

The perfect man in question: “What moonlight? My wife is my light, forever.”