Shen Zhiyu atravessou para dentro de um romance de época que ela mesma tinha lido, tornando-se a vilã comparada à protagonista feminina. Enquanto a protagonista era virtuosa e sensata, administrava be
"Shen Zhiyu, you're too much!"
"Do you know how hard my son works to earn a bit of money? And you spent it all in one go!"
"You wretched woman!"
"Why did I ever choose someone as troublesome as you?"
"Oh heavens, how can I go on living like this!"
…
Amidst the melodramatic cries and wails, Shen Zhiyu’s consciousness slowly returned to clarity.
Shen Zhiyu?
Yes!
That’s me!
A wretched woman?
Who?
Me?
Shen Zhiyu shook her head, and the hazy memories in her mind began to take shape.
She had transmigrated into a novel!
She had become the villainous supporting character who shared her name in a period drama.
She existed solely as a foil to the female lead—utterly detestable, the lowest of the low, unworthy of life.
The female lead was gentle, virtuous, diligent, frugal, respectful to her in-laws, and treated her stepchildren as her own.
The villainous supporting character was lazy, gluttonous, ill-tempered, defiant toward her in-laws, ignored her husband’s hard work, and only knew how to indulge herself.
In the end, the villainous woman was thrown out of the house and froze to death under a bridge.
Her husband, meanwhile, quietly protected the female lead, ensuring the happiness of the main couple.
Now fully awake, Shen Zhiyu looked at the old woman wailing on the ground—her mother-in-law, Zhou Cuihua.
How did the book describe this mother-in-law?
Kind and honest! Only when pushed too far