Transmigrated as a Stepmom in a 1990s Novel, I Get Rich and Raise the Female Lead with Bullet Comments

At twenty-five, Ji Yao did a good deed on a whim and rescued a child, only to be hit by a car and end up in the summer of 1989. From the start, she encounters a wife-beating man and becomes his second wife, with a stepdaughter thrown in. But the on-screen comments claim the girl is the future heroine of the novel, with a lucky-charm constitution. Because of that, Ji Yao takes her stepdaughter Qingqing and flees from the abusive man, then brings him to justice.

She meets Wen Jiayang, a bold and kindhearted police chief who helps her escape her misery and start a normal life. Later, with Qingqing's lucky-charm constitution on her side, she buys land, establishes her own home textile factory, and gets to know Qin Yanbei, the future big shot mentioned in the comments. But strangely, the comments begin revealing the big shot's inner thoughts. They get more and more outrageous: first she gets superhuman strength, then the money she earns on the stock market gets a hundredfold boost. As long as enough people agree in the comments, she can obtain it. Now that's an incredible golden finger!

With the money she earns from those hundredfold boosts, Ji Yao buys land and shops. Now that she has money, she decides to go to college and improve her credentials. But can someone tell her why the big shot is looking at her more and more strangely? Even his stepsister has become hostile toward her.

Ji Yao doesn't care about any of that. She just wants to focus on her business and raise the future heroine well. But why is the original owner's identity so unusual too? Wasn't she an orphan sold off by her adoptive parents? What's going on?