Seventies setting + pocket dimension + ancient-era heroine and hero transmigrate to the modern world + both reborn + husband’s redemption arc + revenge + punishing scumbags + military marriage
Hero and heroine are exclusive to each other, one-on-one.
Synopsis
In her previous life, she died in rather undignified circumstances as a palace maid. She never expected that even in this new world, where she no longer had to live as someone’s servant, life would still be so hard.
Even with money, she can’t buy the good stuff, while her difficult, fickle, thoroughly awful relatives cling to her and won’t let go, no matter where she runs.
Dong Qianqian holds a trump card, but she still can’t break through the other side’s inescapable net.
Suffocated by the restraints, she drops the act and lays all her cards on the table.
Self-serving, fickle, two-faced, and determined to get wealth and power: she’s done pretending to be a good person.
Guess what? Ever since she stopped acting like a decent person, her life has only gotten better!
As for Xu Fengchuo, who brings up marriage every time they meet, she figures that since he’s a fellow transmigrator, she might give him a chance, as long as he stays out of her way.
About the hero: The eunuch Xu Fengchuo has just carved his way out of feudal society and transformed into a carefree man living in comfort and luxury. Looking for something to do, he comes up with the idea of rekindling his relationship with his wife from his previous life.
I didn't feel like I'd seen enough, and the ending felt imperfect.
Luo Liba talks a lot and never gets to the point.
Why is it so slow to divorce my mistress every day?
Just like a short play, you say one sentence and I say the other, which is not novel enough. Fortunately, the ending is satisfying