After the Marriage Swap, the Strong Beauty Builds Her Fortune and Raises Her Kids

My new book, *The Eighties: Following the Army, and the Reserved Big Shot’s Everyday Devotion to His Wife*, is out now! 【Sweet romance + period setting + devoted couple + woman transmigrated into a book vs. reborn woman】 After an accident, college student Guan Youshuang transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming the eldest daughter of the Guan family, who are anything but fond of her. In her previous life, her parents married her off to the “rich man” Zhao Yang for a hefty bride price. She seemed to live in luxury, but inside, she was miserable. Just as she frets over how to escape her impending marriage into the Zhao family, her reborn younger sister, Guan Lei, rushes to their parents and begs to switch fiancés with her. Her sister actually wants to snatch Zhao Yang, the unstable fake rich man! And she’s willing to give up Gu ErRong, the retired soldier with hormones to spare! What kind of heavenly good fortune is this? She has a System, so making a thousand or two is as easy as pie. Her mother won’t prepare a dowry? She can do it herself. Her father-in-law is sick and has no one to care for him? Just hire a caregiver. Her mother-in-law is difficult to get along with? They can simply live apart. Gu ErRong is cold and never home? A life without restrictions sounds amazing. But After they marry, things don’t seem to go as she expected. Her father-in-law is honest and kind, and can’t bear to let her work in the fields. Her mother-in-law is gentle and warm, and can’t bear to make her cook over a wood fire. And Gu ErRong, who works in the city, starts running home like a madman every few days. They’ve been married only a month, and he’s already put a baby in her belly. Who said he was cold? If she wants to work, she can work, getting stronger and building a fortune. If she wants to take it easy, she can take it easy, eating and drinking to her heart’s content while nurturing her health. Meanwhile, just a month after marrying into the Zhao family, her sister Guan Lei breaks down: How can everyone in the Zhao family be even harder to deal with than the Gu family?