The 1990S Family Compound: Marrying Rough-Hewn Men with My Best Friend

What does it feel like to transmigrate into a period novel as supporting female characters at the same time as your younger sister, only to become sisters-in-law? Shen Yueyue says it's no burden at all. She lived in a mountain village in her previous life, so at worst she'll just go back a few decades and live another life. She's an intangible cultural heritage fashion designer, with all kinds of designer clothing sketches in her head. She doesn't have to worry about being sued for plagiarism, and making money is as easy as moving a finger! Shen Yueyue's plans are going swimmingly. Today she earns ten thousand yuan, tomorrow she opens a factory, and the day after that she becomes a famous entrepreneur. But what's with the person clinging to her leg and sobbing every day? “Sis, I can't cook. Sis, I slipped and broke two more bowls. Sis, I want to divorce my husband and live with you...” Aaaaaah! Other people transmigrate into a book with a golden finger or a pocket dimension. Why did she end up with a burden to take care of? Everyone in the village says the Feng family must have burned incense for good luck in a past life to marry two beautiful daughters-in-law who are sensible, capable, and hardworking enough to make the family prosperous. Old Madam Feng purses her lips, tears rolling down her face. “What did I do in my last life to deserve this? My sons got married and forgot their mother, and my daughters-in-law walk all over me. What has happened to the world?” The Feng family has been in chaos lately. The eldest and third sons are both making a fuss about divorce, while the second son is so anxious he has stopped going to the factory or showing up for work. He stays home every day, clinging to his wife. “Honey, how about we make a baby for fun?”