Zhi Lan

After dying in a car accident, Lin Chu Xia awakens to find herself returned to the age of twenty, the year she was supposed to be married, along with her elder sister Lin Jia Yi who has also been reborn. The first thing her sister does is snatch away the man she was once married to, who in her previous life was extremely wealthy. Not only that, Lin Jia Yi insists on giving Lin Chu Xia her own apathetic and workaholic husband from the past life who rarely returned home.
Lin Chu Xia laughs, as this arrangement suits her just fine, hoping her kind sister does not regret her decision. She's curious to see if her indifferent ex-husband can rise to be the highly pursued President Li without her. As for herself, armed with full skills and a space ability, she doesn’t mind the lack of parental love, because her in-laws are there to dote on her. She starts businesses and factories, living a life that becomes more prosperous by the day.
As for that workaholic husband who barely comes home twice a year? It doesn’t matter to her, as long as it doesn't interfere with her money-making, she’s content to be his invisible woman in the background.
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Qin Yang, compelled by his mother’s heartfelt words, returns home to marry a young bride. A man who prioritizes work over family, he thinks providing money is fulfilling his duty as a husband. However, he discovers that his wife has more money, a larger presence, broader connections, and is adored by everyone she meets—leaving him in a daze.
Between clenched teeth, Qin Yang decides: If money won’t work, he’ll leave her with kids!

Switched Marriage: The Coddled Little Wife

The lightness of her demeanor made her think it was a bag of cotton if not for the white flour scattered on the ground around it.


Then, seeing her two hands move the small iron stove down, Mrs. Qin finally realized that her daughter-in-law's strength was indeed considerable.


But no matter what, she was still a girl.


Mrs. Qin convinced herself and while helping her unload things, she continued, "With so much stuff, it's always good to have someone lend a hand when moving it."


"Mom, this isn't a lot. I can handle it myself, and if I couldn't, I would definitely call dad and my older brother," Lin Chuxia knew her mother-in-law was worried about her just having married into the family and too embarrassed to ask for help.


Seeing the pile of big bones on the handcart, Lin Chuxia discussed with Mrs. Qin, "Mom, my basin is sent up for fermentation, could you knead some extra dough at noon? I'll stew some big bone soup, and we can all have noodle soup together?"


Chapter 28 Look at with New Eyes