80s: Flash Marriage to a Tough Guy and Having Babies

Emergency doctor Su Man died suddenly and woke up in the 80s as a young wife whose marriage had been swapped. Her cousin coveted the marriage arranged by Su Man's father when he was alive, and on the wedding day, a switcheroo occurred.

"You marry the 'hard-fated street punk' and suffer hardship and exhaustion, becoming a young widow." "I marry the town mayor's only son, enjoying good food and drinks, adorned in gold and silver."

The 'street punk' was not only hard-fated but also disabled, with a blind grandmother, a good-for-nothing younger brother-in-law, and a mischievous younger sister-in-law at home. Everyone waited to see Su Man become a laughingstock.

Who knew, she was doted on to the heavens by the 'street punk's' family. The grandmother, blind in her eyes but not in her heart, had impeccable cooking skills. "Granddaughter-in-law, it's time for the daily menu recital again, what do you want to eat?"

A good-for-nothing younger brother-in-law? A mischievous younger sister-in-law? Su Man expressed, "Don't panic, don't panic. If you don't play by the rules, I also know a bit of martial arts."

Later, the younger brother-in-law's hotel chain spread across China, and the younger sister-in-law became a top fashion designer. Whenever Su Man was mentioned, it was always, "Sister-in-law is great, sister-in-law is wonderful, sister-in-law is absolutely amazing!"

Doted on by her man, loved by her grandma, and protected by the entire family, Su Man contentedly lived a relaxed life. Who knew, the 'street punk' was actually a hidden big shot?

"I'm scared, I gotta go, gotta run." The 'street punk,' now a business mogul, pulled her into an embrace: "Divorce is impossible, and don't even think about being a widow. We'll have two kids in three years."

"I'll earn the money, I'll deal with the scumbags, I'll do the work, I'll put in the effort. You just need to lie down and relax." Su Man was on the verge of tears: "No, no, lying down is even more tiring."