The 1970s: The Roughneck’s Wife Is a City-Educated Youth

(Content warning: I forgot what I meant to warn about. I just remember the male lead fell into a river while rescuing someone and ended up wearing nothing but his underwear.) A young woman sent to the countryside arrived in Baishu Village. She was so beautiful she looked like a goddess, and the village boys were smitten.

But before any of them could make a move, the beauty was swept off her feet by the rough-and-ready Tang Jun.

“Give me a hug, honey~”

“You smell so good, honey~”

“How am I supposed to live without you, honey~”

“...” Su Yu was caught in Tang Jun's arms while having to listen to his fake sobbing. She couldn't help rolling her eyes.

It was a long story. She had been an ordinary office worker, until one misstep sent her tumbling into a sewer. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the wicked female supporting character in a novel she'd read. The heroine was her new body's older sister, and the hero was her childhood sweetheart.

Thinking of the tragic ending that awaited her original self, Su Yu promptly signed up to be sent to the countryside, as far away as possible.

On her very first day there, she met Tang Jun. He was tall, muscular, and looked like he could make her feel safe.

Su Yu thought that if she ever clashed with the hero and heroine, Tang Jun could at least hold out until chapter three. Who could have guessed that less than six months into their marriage, he would be acting like a lovesick puppy?