The Drama Queen Heiress Controls the Rough Military Young Master's Entire Family

Sang Feiwan transmigrated into a novel set in the 80s, becoming the foil to the female protagonist. The original protagonist was a hardworking, inspiring rural girl from a poor family spanning three generations.

In contrast, Sang Feiwan was a spoiled, lazy heiress from a capitalist family. The protagonist was a strong, independent woman who didn't rely on men, while Sang Feiwan was an idle, dramatic freeloader dependent on her husband.

Sang Feiwan declared, "Sorry, but I'm determined to be this freeloader." She believed, "Whoever wants to be diligent can be; I'm naturally destined for a life of enjoyment and can't endure any hardship or do any work."

However, the plot took an unexpected turn. Her hot-tempered, rough husband saw her reddened feet, tenderly held them in his palm, and kissed them repeatedly, saying, "Poor thing, they're red again. Don't wear these shoes; I'll have someone buy several new pairs from the shoe store."

Her garrulous mother-in-law, who used to nag her about being lazy, now said, "My good daughter-in-law, you're not cut out for work; you don't need to do anything." Her younger siblings all declared, "Our sister-in-law doesn't need to work; we'll earn money for her to spend!"