My Family Treated Me Like a Maid, So I Took My Household Registration and Married a Tycoon

(Set in the late 1970s and 1980s, face-slapping, everyday life, building wealth, raising children)

After working herself to death from overtime, Wang Yuqing transmigrates to the late 1970s, into a family of seven, where she becomes everyone's housekeeper.

The original owner worked like an ox and a horse for the whole family, laboring without complaint all her life. In the end, they were all ungrateful, and after sucking her dry, they drove her out and left her to freeze to death on the street.

She quickly packs her things and follows the country man she was promised to as a child back to his home. Life is pleasant, the family gets along, and her husband is not only worth ten thousand yuan, but years later becomes the richest man in the city.

Now the whole family tries to curry favor with her. She asks, “How about you get down on your knees and kowtow a few times?”

They all kowtow. She says, “I never said kowtowing would make me forgive you, did I?”

What should she do about all the troublemakers in the production brigade? Her rule is simple: whoever curses her gets cursed back, whoever gossips about her gets gossiped about, and whoever stabs her in the back gets stabbed right back. She refuses to wear herself down emotionally, prefers to wear everyone else down instead, and won't let anyone get the better of her, not even emotionally!

What should she do when a scheming white lotus starts causing trouble? She believes in living with a little bite and a little guile, and soon has the white lotus retreating at every turn.