Best Friends Reborn in the '80S, Marry Their Archrivals, and Get Spoiled Rotten?

Ye Yu and her best friend Yu Honghong transmigrate into a period novel. Ye Yu marries an idle good-for-nothing, while Yu Honghong marries a handsome man. Their husbands are sworn enemies, too. In the book, both women meet tragic ends. And during their lifetimes, whenever they show signs of making up, they are punished. Determined to change their fate, they resolve to get divorced. But as time goes by, their husbands turn into their constant shadows. Since they can't get divorced, Ye Yu decides to build a career with Yu Honghong. As for all the other troubles, there's no need to worry: take on one with a slap, and if there are several, unleash the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms. Except that doesn't seem to work. She and her best friend still can't make up. If divorce is out of the question, then they'll untangle their husbands' emotional knots and help them reconcile. In the end, the people in the compound notice that sobbing often comes from the rooms of the Chi family's third son and the Si family's eldest son. And the sobbing doesn't sound like a woman's voice. It sounds like a man's. People in the compound tease Chi Yu: “Your wife is never home. Don't tell me she's got another home on the side?” Chi Yu: “How did you know? My wife makes money and supports me.” The gossipers in the compound tell Si Muchuan, “Si Muchuan, your wife is becoming a big star. She won't want you anymore!” Si Muchuan: “My wife loves me most.” Then he goes home and drops to his knees before his wife, all swagger gone. “Honey, you promised I'd be your only dog.” Chi Yu boasts about it every day: “If you knew my wife was Ye Yu, you'd think I was the luckiest man alive, too.” Ye Yu and Yu Honghong can't even look at them.