Reborn in the 1980s, a powerful woman with a storage space gets tricked into marriage by a little rascal? On their wedding night, Ye Wan holds the handsome face of her young groom, her heart racing.
“Listen up, brat. From now on, I’ll earn the money and put food on the table. You just have to act cute, and I’ll spoil you!”
Six months later.
Song Zifeng comes crying to Ye Wan to complain.
“Wifey, everyone says I’m your backup!”
Ye Wan thinks for a moment, then nods. “A spare tire has three advantages: it’s brand-new, long-lasting, and can run forever.”
“They also say I’m a freeloader!”
“Being kept is good for your stomach and helps you live to a hundred!”
(She dotes on him, while the male lead is sly, flirty, dramatic, petty, and fiercely protective! Sweet enough to give you a toothache!)
I prefer this kind of relaxed and refreshing novel. The male and female protagonists are sweet from beginning to end.