I Became the Richest Man's Wicked Ex-Wife and Thrived in the 1980s

It's a really good read! I really admire how the male and female protagonists' family works hard to achieve a better life; there's no such thing as getting something for nothing. Also, the harmonious relationship between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, mentioned many times in the book, is something many families aspire to.

The novel devotes a large portion to depicting a shameless, ungrateful female supporting character who causes chaos in her quest to become the male lead's mistress—it's incredibly annoying to read! The ungrateful childhood friend who stole the male lead's money also clashed with this mistress, but ultimately received no retribution.

Sweet family harmony

Generally speaking, people with the surname Tian really shouldn't be saved; they're too troublesome.

The original female lead was disgusting, but she never actually died.

It's pretty good! But the ending felt a bit rushed; the female lead didn't mention taking the college entrance exam, and it wasn't mentioned either.

The female protagonist transmigrates into the book, but she always knows what she wants. Her husband's family and her own family are both very good, and the whole family lives in harmony. The original female protagonist wanted to marry well, but ended up marrying a man even worse than her father.

An ordinary life, a perfect life

Chen Ying travels back to the 1980s and encounters Zhou Zhaohui, the male protagonist of a book. He kneels before her, begging her not to abort her child. Chen Ying tells Zhou Zhaohui that she won't divorce him and will share his joys and sorrows.

The female protagonist transmigrates into a book in the 1980s. The male protagonist is a wealthy man with ten thousand yuan, but his childhood friend runs off with his money, causing his house to be mortgaged and his family to have to return to their hometown. The female protagonist appears and changes the family's situation. She makes spicy hot pot and goes to Guangzhou to buy clothes to sell, and the family lives a happy life.