The Spoiled Young Lady Has the Rough Military Man and His Whole Family Eating Out of Her Hand

[Military Marriage + 1980s + The Whole Family Gets Rich + Love Grows Over Time + Size Difference]

Sang Feiwan transmigrates into a book, landing in an era novel as the female lead's foil.

The female lead is a poor, hardworking country girl from a family of three generations of poor peasants. She's a spoiled, lazy heiress from a capitalist family.

The female lead is a model of the new independent woman who doesn't rely on men. She's a degenerate freeloader who depends on a man, and is both lazy and spoiled.

Sang Feiwan apologizes, but she's determined to remain a degenerate freeloader.

Let someone else work hard. She was born to enjoy life, can't take the slightest hardship, and won't lift a finger.

But the story takes a turn. Her gruff, short-tempered husband sees her feet rubbed raw and tenderly cradles them in his hands, kissing them again and again. "Poor thing, your feet are rubbed raw again. Don't wear these shoes anymore. I'll have someone buy you several new pairs."

Her gossipy mother-in-law, who loves to complain about her laziness, says, "Dear daughter-in-law, you're just not cut out for work. You don't have to do a thing."

Her younger siblings all chime in: "Our sister-in-law doesn't need to work. We'll earn money for her to spend!"