Meng Tao transmigrates into a period novel, landing in the 1970s as a cannon-fodder supporting character. Her role is that of a hardworking and selfless village wife who dutifully supports her husband’s work away from home, respects her in-laws, and takes care of her younger siblings-in-law. However, she ends up despised, abandoned, framed, and burdened with a terrible reputation, all to highlight the blissful love and happy life of the story’s main couple.
Meng Tao slams the table in anger: Let me handle these beasts!
A certain man: I’ll help you.
Meng Tao: Thanks.
The man: We’re family. No need for thanks.
Meng Tao: ...
I was just being polite. Did you really have to take it so seriously?