Transmigrated to the 1980s, I Married a Widower, and the Adorable Fishing Village Kids Came to the Rescue

[1980s + widower raising a child + raising kids in a fishing village + transmigrate + System + sweet romance + marriage first, love later + face-slapping the awful relatives + making a living from the sea]

At her eighth matchmaking appointment, Jiang Zhilan met Liang Haishan, the only boat captain in the village with a large fishing boat.

From the start, she got a sweet, well-behaved child and a spacious brick house for free, plus a rugged husband with broad shoulders, a slim waist, incredible stamina, and an almost embarrassingly innocent heart.

She thought she could settle into a peaceful life, raising the child, gathering seafood, and making money as the years passed in bliss.

Who could have guessed that her awful birth family would come around to leech off her again?

A mother who favors sons over daughters demanding an outrageous bride price? A mean-spirited aunt trying to freeload? A green-tea cousin trying to steal her man?

Jiang Zhilan gave a cold laugh. She was no pushover!

She tore off her awful relatives’ masks and fiercely protected her husband and child!

She wasn’t just going to slap them in the face, she was going to lead her whole family to prosperity!

With her superb cooking skills and modern knowledge, she stocked up on seafood, went into business, and opened a restaurant. Life became vibrant, and she made a fortune, leaving those who had been waiting to laugh at her green with envy!

Yet the boat captain, usually a stern, tough guy around others, turned into a total wife-protector at home.

Looking at the man, muscles bulging and ears bright red, who still insisted on pulling her into his arms, Jiang Zhilan rubbed her sore waist and sighed: How could this man be so...