The Evil Mother-in-Law Goes Wild After Rebirth, I Marry Instead and Lie Down to Win

【1970s + Military Marriage + Period Drama + Substitute Bride + Family Feuds + Revenge + Time Travel Rebirth】Su Qing was a stunning beauty, playfully nicknamed the "Strong Yet Delicate Crybaby" by her friends. With countless admirers and just as many scumbags she'd beaten up, she never imagined she'd one day wake up in the body of a meek pushover.

This pushover had been treated like a slave in her own family, and even her marriage was schemed against. Unwilling to return the hefty betrothal gifts, her family sent her to her younger sister's fiancé's bed—a man rumored to be "lacking in certain areas." The scandal was exposed when onlookers caught them in the act, ruining her reputation.

After marrying into her husband's family, she endured daily curses and disdain from her monstrous mother-in-law. The moment her husband was reported dead in action, she was thrown out of the house and ultimately drowned herself in despair.

Su Qing refused to tolerate such injustice. Rolling up her sleeves, she prepared to punch her birth family and kick her in-laws' butts, teaching everyone a lesson.

But the moment she raised her hand to slap someone, the legendary "monstrous mother-in-law" suddenly grabbed her hand with unexpected warmth.

"Qingqing~ Here, put on these gloves! It's freezing outside!"

"Qingqing~ In this house, you and I are the ultimate duo! So what if you're a little lazy or spoiled? I adore your sass!"

Stunned by this bizarre version of a "villainous mother-in-law," Su Qing could only stammer, "Huh?"

Once she got used to it, Su Qing leaned into her delicate persona, whimpering, "Waaah~ Mother-in-law, you're the best! Everyone bullies me—what would I do without you?"

Without Su Qing lifting a finger, her mother-in-law slapped her birth family on her behalf and even delivered a "Dragon-Slaying Eighteen Palms" beatdown to her own son.

While outsiders pitied Su Qing, assuming she was suffering, only she knew the truth: her days were bliss—with a mother-in-law who ruled by day and a husband who excelled by night.

Life was sweet.