I Became the Sister-in-Law in a Period Novel, and My Husband Died Right After Our Wedding

(Feel-Good Revenge) (Rise from the Bottom) (Everyday Trouble-Making )(Shutting People Down) During the day, Tang Tang was reading a novel called Meifeng’s Spring and mercilessly complaining about the ridiculous plot. Then, that very night, she somehow transmigrated straight into the novel. She became the newlywed wife of one of the characters. Not only had she married a man who had already been married once and had a child, but he was also a soldier who spent most of his time away from home. That meant she was left all alone to deal with her mother-in-law, sisters-in-law, and the rest of the family… Wait. She wasn’t the female lead. She was the female lead’s sister-in-law. Tang Tang had only read halfway through the novel when she discovered who she had become. Her face went green. The man she’d married was supposed to leave on the very night of their wedding, leaving her to spend several years alone in an empty room. And on top of that, her mother-in-law would despise her for being incapable of keeping her husband at home? Then she’d even blame her for not being able to have children? Fine. If that’s how they wanted to play it, then Tang Tang was more than happy to play along. That very night, she stubbornly insisted that her husband stay. And for the next several days, she clung to him day and night, refusing to let him leave. Let’s see if her mother-in-law still dared to say she wasn’t capable of keeping her man! Seven days later, her husband finally left. Then, just one day after that, a telegram arrived. On his way back to his military unit, he’d been caught in a landslide and died. Tang Tang: “Uh… This really has nothing to do with me, okay? I was only trying to get him to stay a few more days before going back to his unit…” Her husband had died shortly after their wedding, and her mother-in-law and sister-in-law immediately accused her of being a jinx who had brought about his death. Tang Tang wasn’t about to take that lying down. She fired right back. “You say I jinxed your son? Then what about you? You jinxed your own son, and she jinxed her own older brother!” Her trash-talking skills were absolutely maxed out. As the new daughter-in-law, her mother-in-law declared that all the household chores were hers to do? Fine. Today, Tang Tang would help in the kitchen. She nearly burned the whole kitchen down. Tomorrow, she’d help feed the pigs. The pig died. The day after that, she’d help wash the clothes. The clothes—and even the basin they were in—floated away with the water. That was Tang Tang’s specialty. She had one very simple philosophy: If you want to make things difficult for her, she’ll make things even harder for you. She was stubborn, rebellious, and completely unwilling to bend. If you insisted on going against her, then she’d happily go against you right back. Oh, and her husband had also left behind a child. Her sister-in-law had filled the child’s head with ideas and encouraged him to make things difficult for Tang Tang, his new stepmother. Tang Tang looked at the child and sneered. “Move along. Your aunt has already become the queen of this little courtyard. And you? You only know how to act tough at home.” In short, Tang Tang had absolutely no intention of living the miserable life the original story had planned for her. If they wanted to bully her, she’d fight back. If they wanted to make trouble, she’d make even more trouble. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Became the Sister-in-Law in a Period Novel, and My Husband Died Right After Our Wedding — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠