I Transmigrated Into a 1970s Novel With a Pocket Dimension, and My Terrible Husband Dotes on Me

Hu Zhili, the only fox spirit in the country since its founding, finds herself in the body of a vicious villainess in the book, stuck in the hungry, threadbare 1970s. Her husband is a piece of work, her mother-in-law is sharp-tongued and unreasonable, and her sister-in-law calls her a fox spirit at every turn, showing her no respect at all. Her husband being unreasonable? A beating will solve anything. If it doesn’t, give him two. Her mother-in-law giving her a hard time? No problem. If she hits me, I’ll hit her son. Her sister-in-law throwing a tantrum? Let’s see whose fists are harder. Farming is nothing: I can put in ten work points a day. Making money is nothing: one trip around town and I’ll come home with pockets full.