The Young Wife in the 1970S Compound Wins with Mind Reading

A residential compound full of hidden talents, where everyone knows how to speak nicely and get things done. Su Tiantian transmigrates to the 1980s and opens her eyes to find herself already married. Above her are her in-laws, both still alive and running the household. Below her are two younger brothers-in-law and two younger sisters-in-law, all at the age when they’re a nuisance to everyone. Her newlywed husband is a level-five welder at a steel mill, earning a little over sixty yuan a month in wages and allowances, though most of it goes to the household. Splitting off from the family is out of the question. She’ll just have to take life one day at a time. Divorce? Her husband treats her wonderfully and does whatever she asks. Only a fool would divorce him. All the little daily troubles boil down to one thing: poverty. Su Tiantian rolls up her sleeves and powers through, determined to work hard! Her younger brother-in-law won’t behave? I’ll show him what it means to have an elder sister-in-law who’s like a mother. Her younger sister-in-law is difficult? I’ll handle her with a sweet in one hand and a stick in the other. Her in-laws? Well, they’re actually quite open-minded, so I’d better show them plenty of respect.