The 1980S: I Enter a Bride-Swapping Novel and Become a Tycoon, Lavishing Wealth on My Best Friend

Jiang Yu and her best friend unexpectedly transmigrated into a novel about arranged marriages in the old days. Jiang Yu became the villain's fiancée, a mere background character, while her friend became a supporting character whose sole purpose was to contrast the female lead's happiness. When Jiang Yu learned that completing tasks would unlock a fortune worth tens of billions, she immediately pretended to be the daughter of an overseas tycoon and went to find her friend. Jiang Yu said, “Your hands are so rough. Let me soften those calluses, then you can make my bed.” She casually tossed over a luxury hand cream. “Don’t wear such shabby clothes around me. They hurt my eyes.” She tossed over a pile of fashionable clothes from the Friendship Store. “I don’t make people work for free.” She tossed over cash, ration coupons, jewelry, and a house. The female lead watched as her cousin, who was supposed to live the same poor life she had in her previous life, ran errands for the rich young lady and ended up with a house and money, then became a respected scientist. Meanwhile, the female lead worked herself to the bone to earn money, only to be drained by both her husband's family and her own. Her chosen husband and children resented her, too. She began to question her whole life. In a corner, a certain man watched his wife spend every day glued to her best friend. He had no sense of what it was like to be married, and fell silent. His younger brother, a certain man no one dared offend, was in another corner biting a handkerchief.