Transmigrated As a Lazy Wife in a Period Novel [70s]

[The End, thank you all for your support!][Pre-order "Transmigrated into a Lazy Younger Sister-in-Law in the 70s" - please check out my author page and add it to your favorites!][One-sentence summary: Transmigrated into a lazy wife in a 70s novel, I try my best to be lazy with a clear conscience!] When the villagers talked about the Lin family's youngest wife, they couldn't help but sigh. What bad luck had befallen the Lin family? They were all hardworking people. The eldest son's wife was a master at farm work, the second son's wife was a master at cooking, but the third son's wife was notoriously lazy. She neither worked in the fields nor did any housework. It was said that she wouldn't even cook a meal during the autumn harvest. The village mothers-in-law watched the drama unfold, urging their sons to marry someone more diligent in the future. The Lin family, however, didn't care at all. The third son's wife might be lazy, but she was incredibly capable. She could earn money just by writing an article, and she could bring back meat and grain from a trip to the county town. What other wife could have such abilities? Having eaten and drunk their fill, it's only right to do some chores at home. The noise outside is another matter entirely. Inside the Lin family house, Zhou Yunmeng, the third son's wife, is calculating the supplies in her portable supermarket, thinking about when to go to town again and find an excuse to bring back some meat and grain for a treat. Oh right, she also needs to hurry up and write a few articles to earn money! PS: 1. Transmigration into a book, with some original settings, such as no royalties in the 1970s, but they exist in the book's world. 2. Slice of life, just eating and drinking. ——Pre-order "Transmigrated into a Lazy Aunt in the 1970s" please add to your collection—— Synopsis: Everyone in the village says, "Where else does the He family spoil their daughter so much? Raising her this big and not letting her work or do housework, she probably can't even cook, how will she ever get married?" They also warn their budding son: "Don't be fooled by the He family's pretty face, she's all looks and no substance. Don't marry her!" He Susu, after kowtowing, awakened her memories. She realized she was originally a celestial fairy descended to earth to undergo tribulation, but something went wrong, and she was reborn into a period novel featuring a strong female lead. The female lead was her future third sister-in-law, while she was the lazy aunt that readers often criticized in the novel. Knowing she was originally a fairy, He Susu, whose magic had vanished, became even lazier. How could there be washing dishes, clothes, or bed sheets? Before, a simple cleansing spell would have sufficed. How could there be washing vegetables and cooking? Before, fairies didn't need to eat; they just drank celestial dew. *Ahem, but the occasional meat dish and the usual vegetarian dishes were truly delicious.* He Susu's parents and three brothers: What else could they do but spoil her! * After awakening her memories, He Susu gained access to all the textual plot of the period novel she had transmigrated into, as well as a shopping system as compensation from Heaven. The system's shop contains rare items: an egg, a pound of pork, a chicken, a can of malted milk powder, a Plum Blossom brand watch… The items in the shop are constantly updated as times change. To buy these items, you need to earn "hard work points." How to earn these points? Washing vegetables, cutting meat, cooking, washing dishes, washing clothes, washing sheets, cleaning, working… Thinking of those tempting meat dishes and sweet malted milk powder, He Susu hesitated. Then she thought of her family giving her all the good things, while they themselves had very little food. He Susu clenched her little fists: I can do it! She washed a dish, and it shattered with a crash; she cooked a dish, and the fire went too high, burning the food; she washed a piece of clothing, and with a little force, she tore a hole in it. He's parents said, "Daughter, don't touch it, we'll do it!" He's three older brothers said, "Little sister, you shouldn't do any work, don't hurt yourself!" He Susu looked at the increasing diligence points in the system shop and smiled broadly, "Mom and Dad, I can still do a little more work!" Unbeknownst to them, the He family's life was getting better and better. * The village women watched as their own sons got married, and then they saw the He family's three sons get married one after another, but their daughter still hadn't found a husband. They whispered among themselves: "See? Such a lazy daughter will never get married!" But then, the He family's daughter went to the army with her third brother and sister-in-law, and actually brought back a marriage prospect. The tall, imposing, and tough man looked at the He family's daughter, his rugged features softening unexpectedly. They heard he was also the third brother's comrade-in-arms, quite impressive! Looking at their own sons, the village women felt a pang of envy. ***I've recommended so many completed novels on Bamboo's column! Those interested can check them out: "I Became an Internet Sensation by Selling Boxed Lunch": Being able to eat boxed lunches every day is such a blessing! "My Little Wife in the 1960s": With a system in hand, I have clever ways to get rich. "I Work at the Supply and Marketing Cooperative in the 1970s": With spatial resources in hand, I can exchange goods. "I Became Rich After Getting a Life System": I became rich just by doing small jobs. Theme: Everyone has their own value in labor.