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[Best friends traveled back to the 1980s together + sweet pampering + farming + chasing wives + raising children]

Su Tang and best friend Yu Miaomiao traveled back to the 1980s together and became sisters-in-law… In the play, she was a bootlicker, and in the end she had nothing; the best friend was a stand-in, and in the end her heart was broken into pieces. Their husbands had the same white moonlight in their hearts, and the whole Chahe Village was watching the result of their jokes.

The two best friends joined forces to deal with the extremely bad in-laws, and the pillow talk made the white moonlight fragmented. She felt dizzy when she went to the ground, and she was out of breath when she worked.

She was only energetic when counting money: “How much have you saved? Is it enough for us to buy a house?”

“Sisters, are you getting a divorce today?”

“We can’t wait any longer, let’s run!”

The two brothers who were eavesdropping were panicked: The wife wants to leave the father and the son and run away with the baby? No, absolutely not!

It was 1068, Year 1 of the Xining era. Emperor Zhao Xu had recently ascended the throne of the Song dynasty. The widely respected old-guard of civil officials, Ouyang Xiu, Han Qi, and Fu Bi, were in their twilight years. The unorthodox reformer Wang Anshi was full of vigor, wishing to reverse the tide of decline sweeping over the empire. The stubborn Sima Guang would rather leave imperial government than give up on proper orthodoxy. The literary Su Shi watched from the sidelines, unable to pick a side.

With such a talented crop of civil officials, the Song dynasty should have shone brightly. Instead, these geniuses embarked on a mutually destructive course, leaving the Song empire with a gaping, irreparable wound, and leaving future students of history with regret and controversy.

But the sudden arrival of a junior lawyer opens a new path for the Song dynasty. Reformers and conservatives, civil and military officials, domestic and foreign affairs, all shall come under the Law.

Ye Caiping opened her eyes, only to find herself a discarded wife, cast out after being divorced. To make matters worse, her sister-in-law back at her maiden home was sharpening her knives, ready to pounce.

It wasn’t that her sister-in-law was overly harsh or intolerant—it was simply because the original owner of this body was a piece of work!

How bad was it? Well, take a look:

To build a house for her husband’s family, as long as her maiden family had even a single grain of surplus food, she would sniff it out like a rabid dog and scavenge it all away.

To ensure her mother-in-law could eat meat every day, she even dug out the half-coin her parents had carefully hidden away in a mouse hole.

To support her husband’s education, she acted like a crazed shrew—rolling on the ground, kicking up a fuss, and forcing her nephew to drop out of school so her family could cover her husband’s tuition fees.

Was this a collapse of morality or just sheer lunacy?

In the end, her husband achieved his dream of passing the imperial exam and becoming a scholar, while she, fulfilling everyone’s expectations, was *graciously* divorced and sent packing!

…

After taking over this body, Ye Caiping rolled up her sleeves and got to work—not because she was some saint who loved being exploited, but because win-win cooperation was far more profitable!

Thanks to her efforts, her family became so wealthy they practically oozed oil, and every single member reached the pinnacle of success!

The entire village thrived together, with everyone marching toward prosperity—even the mangy dog at the village entrance was now feasting on meat twice a day.

Meanwhile, her ex-husband and former mother-in-law, eating worse than that dog, were already bawling their eyes out in the outhouse.

Gu Qingcheng’s irresponsible father died suddenly. She inherited a fortune worth tens of billions of yuan inexplicably. She thought she could live a carefree life with the money, but she accidentally unlocked a space and learned that she had to travel through the 1970s! I heard that there was a shortage of food and clothing in that era, so you have to prepare early. Sweep through major shopping malls and granaries, and use your credit cards non-stop. Billions of supplies are all in the space! …But her stepsister tried her best to snatch her engagement, her stepmother wanted to squeeze the last bit of blood out of her, and her scumbag father favored boys over girls and ignored her. The original body accepted it and didn’t even resist! They played more viciously than each other, and their methods were even more disgusting. How to play this useless hand? And…

After being pushed into the water, rumors spread like wildfire. Her cousin, arguing and making a scene, refused to marry the husband from her past life, only because he saved Shen Jintao when she fell into the water, and the two had physical contact.

“I’ll marry!” “I’ll marry you!” They immediately decided to become revolutionary partners.

Her cousin smugly thought that their lives would completely swap. She would live a rich wife’s life, while Shen Jintao would have to live a lifetime of widowhood, just like in her past life. She was curious whether Shen Jintao could endure it.

But who would have thought that the stoic Huo Beichuan from the previous life would now switch to a wife-pampering mode? The two lived happily, and Shen Jintao became the beloved of the Huo family.

In contrast, her cousin’s stolen intellectual youth partner didn’t get the opportunity to return to the city like in the past life and led a mediocre life.

“Shen Jintao, why!”

“Why is it that you always have it better than me!” Looking at her cousin, who was in a hysterical fit, Shen Jintao rubbed her sore waist, “To strike iron, you need to be strong yourself!”

Deng Shirong was reborn, waking up in the summer of 1980.

In his past life, he had foolishly trusted a matchmaker’s words, only to see his children’s marriages turn into disasters. His two sons-in-law were utterly useless, and his daughters-in-law wreaked havoc in the household.

This time, he wasn’t leaving anything to chance. He would personally take the reins and handpick the perfect partners for his children.

Years later, during a gathering with old friends, the topic of conversation turned to their daughters-in-law—were they filial or not? Deng Shirong didn’t say a word. Instead, with a calm smile, he took out his phone and posted a simple message on WeChat Moments:

“Suddenly craving some Guilin beer fish.”

The next moment, his phone started blowing up.

Eldest daughter-in-law: “Dad, I’ll drive back this Saturday and take you on a trip to Guilin. I’ve been craving authentic beer fish too!”

Second daughter-in-law: “Dad, I’m free right now. I’ll drive back immediately to pick you up. Let’s go enjoy Guilin for a few days!”

Third daughter-in-law: “Dad, I have some work to wrap up at the office, but I’ll send the driver to pick you up first…”

Fourth daughter-in-law: “…”

Youngest daughter-in-law: “…”

His old friends sat there in stunned silence, their jaws practically hitting the floor. Their faces were filled with envy!

After transmigrating into the 1970s, Tang Yuan unexpectedly earns the nickname "silly girl." Struggling to adapt to the local dialect and determined to change others' perceptions of her, she suddenly discovers a game system bound to her—one that allows her to customize her appearance, change outfits, and even establish alternate identities globally!

Who cares what others think of her? Making money takes priority!

Her random alternate identity first spawns in Hong Kong:

"Need sweaters? 31 pieces—knit for just one yuan each!"

"How about tea? Eight yuan per jin—I bought it for just two mao per jin!"

"Hair ties? Only 80 cents each—sewn for just two fen!"

Another alternate identity appears in the U.S.:

"Hair ties? One dollar each—still sewn for just two fen!"

"Rice? 15 cents per pound? I’ll take 20,000 pounds! (It sells for two mao per jin back home!)"

"Flour? 8 cents per pound? Give me 100,000 pounds! (Still two mao per jin in the mainland!)"

With her clever trades and ability to switch identities, Tang Yuan thrives in every market.

Key Themes:

Hard work and self-reliance

Resourcefulness in tough circumstances

Profiting through ingenuity and trade

One-liner: "Switching identities, but always making money."

Keywords: Western Fantasy, Farming, Cross-Dimensional Trade, Daily Life, Lighthearted, Beast-Eared Girls, Romance, Multi-Female Leads.

Due to a bizarre accident, Zhang Feng discovers he can travel to a primitive and underdeveloped world.

In this world, living standards are low, resources are scarce, and a pack of refined salt can earn you a noble title. A bag of sugar? It could make you the richest man in the city!

With no grand ambitions, Zhang Feng is content to remain a peaceful small-town lord. But suddenly, his plans take a wild turn…

He encounters a group of—monsters?

Hulking bearfolk like small giants!

Tiny fairies under a meter tall!

Adorable cat-eared girls with fluffy tails!

Alluring demonesses with horns and devilish curves!

Graceful winged beings soaring through the skies!

Noble and elegant elves!

When Zhang Feng's territory comes under "threat" from these creatures, he doesn't panic—in fact, he almost laughs.

"If I can't defeat them, I'll buy them off instead!"

Welcome to the safest, most harmonious, bustling, delicious, advanced, prosperous, and happy city in the world!

Tags: Transmigration, Fantasy World, Kingdom Building, Trade and Commerce, Resource Management, Beastfolk, Lighthearted Romance, Wealth Creation, City Building, Multi-Leads, System Integration

Transmigrating to the early Tang Dynasty during Wu Zetian's rise to power, Wang Zheng is assigned the management of a royal farm.

But this land barely grows anything other than reeds.

For a transmigrator, though, such a problem is hardly a challenge!

With no exceptional skills but abundant modern knowledge, Wang Zheng is confident that as long as there's land and manpower, making money is just a matter of time.

Reeds? They can be turned into paper, after all!

Watch as Wang Zheng rises from a humble farm manager to becoming a key figure in the Tang Dynasty.

Tags: Tang Dynasty, Transmigration, Farming, System, Kingdom Building, Business Strategy, Historical Progress, Resource Management

Sang Yi'an nearly worked herself to death due to overworking and was revived just in time. Determined to change her life, she immediately quit her job and opened a small supermarket. However, friends and family doubted her decision, convinced it would fail.

But Sang Yi'an didn’t care. She wasn’t looking to make a fortune—just enough to sustain her daily life without any overtime or late nights.

What she didn’t expect was that her supermarket would start "acting up" every night at midnight, attracting customers from across various dimensions, forcing her to work overtime after all!

A young prince from ancient times, escaping assassins, steps into the supermarket and is stunned by items like refined salt, sugar, notebooks, and pens. In desperation, he offers his prized jade pendant in exchange.

A tribal chief from a primitive society marvels at farming tools and seeds, eagerly presenting a carrot-sized ginseng root as payment.

A woman trapped in a zombie apocalypse can’t resist the sight of rice and immediately trades her dazzling diamond to clear out all edible food in the store.

A bored True Lord from the cultivation world stumbles upon a TV drama playing on the screen and insists on exchanging a Rejuvenation Pill for it, refusing to take no for an answer.

An interstellar nobleman, upon spotting green vegetables that had been extinct for thousands of years, becomes so ecstatic that he abandons his personal mech as payment and runs off with the produce.

Sang Yi'an: "..."

Her little supermarket not only didn’t close down but grew increasingly prosperous, with a variety of bizarre goods appearing on the shelves and endless streams of strange customers every day.

Even the "Life Door System," which had seen countless extraordinary hosts rise to fame and fortune, was baffled. Sang Yi'an didn’t use it to become a tycoon, amass wealth, or bask in fame. Instead, with her sheer determination, she elevated her supermarket—and her country, Huaguo—to the pinnacle of the world!

Genre: Fantasy, Slice of Life, Adventure, Business Management, Female Protagonist