A Sweetheart in the ’70S: She Marries a Rugged Man with Her Pocket Dimension

(A seemingly gentle but secretly ruthless male lead + a sweet, delicate female lead who plays dumb while being stronger than she looks) [Transmigration into a book + doted on by the whole family + golden finger + possessive powerhouse] The lovely Song Xiangsi has fair skin, a beautiful face, and long legs. One day, she transmigrates into a book and becomes a cannon-fodder character who dies right from the start in the 1970s. Fortunately, in this era of extreme preference for sons, she's the darling of the whole family. Grandpa and Grandma: “Sisi is our family's precious baby. All of you had better spoil her rotten!” Song's father and mother: “Sisi is delicate and weak. She can't do hard labor.” Everyone stared, dumbfounded, at the “delicate” girl dragging a wild boar carcass with one hand. Her five older brothers: “Our little sister is the best. Nobody is good enough for her.” With grandparents who stand up for her, loving parents, doting brothers, and unbelievably good luck, Song Xiangsi's life in the 1970s couldn't be any sweeter. She dumps the scumbag, beats up the wicked woman, flirts with handsome men, then tries to run away. But the tall, fierce, rugged man pins her against the wall and holds her tight, saying with possessive menace, “You're mine. You'll always be mine.”