Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: I Married the Village Chief's Youngest Son

Farming + transmigrate into a book + pocket dimension + one-on-one romance, both leads are each other’s first and only love.

The male lead is a reserved flirt with a strong possessive streak. He falls for the heroine at first sight and spoils her; she is delicate and sweet, but no pushover.

Su Li was a high school teacher at a prestigious school in a major city in the twenty-first century, teaching senior year. On her way to work, she was hit by a speeding car. When she opened her eyes again, she had become a supporting female character in a novel who shared her name: Su Li, an educated youth.

Given a second life, Su Li decided to cherish her family, stay away from scumbags, and enjoy life.

The villagers all thought Su Li had changed. More and more people came to study at the village school, and they were all young, strapping men.

Even the village chief’s son had started attending lessons, and the way he looked at Su Li seemed a little off.

At last, when he saw a man who could earn ten work points in a day gazing shyly at Su Li like a bashful young bride, he couldn’t hold back any longer…

In the end, he finally got his wish, wrapping an arm around Su Li’s slender waist and never letting go for the rest of their lives.