Working as a Translator in the 1970S

[Pocket dimension + transmigrate into a book + educated youth + sent to the countryside + building a fortune + romance + devoted couple + a touch of the supernatural] After transmigrating into a book as an insignificant character in a period novel, she never expected to meet a passionate male lead who shared her feelings. She opened her eyes to yellowing walls. Chu Yan, from the twenty-first century, had transmigrated into a book and traveled back to 1976, into the body of a minor cannon-fodder character sent to the countryside as an educated youth. The village she was sent to was home to Shen Xin, the lucky charm of the village and heroine of the novel The Lucky Bride of the Seventies. After escaping her tragic fate, she had planned to wait for the college entrance exams and live out her days in peace. Instead, she met a man whose heart and eyes held only her. Xia Chenke: “You can do whatever you want, as long as you don't leave me.” After she got into college: Xia Chenke: “Just stay home. I'll go out and earn money from now on.” Chu Yan, who had embraced the idea of an independent woman in the twenty-first century, replied: “Even if I'm spending money, I want to earn it myself.” Seeing his wife's savings grow and start to surpass his own, Xia Chenke slowly let go of his fixation and accepted that his wife could support him too. Hugging his wife from behind, Xia Chenke said, “As long as I have you, that's all that matters.” In this novel, the heroine isn't the dazzling type. The women are ordinary and grounded in real life, but the story is still very sweet. There are ghosts and other supernatural elements, but they're handled well. If that bothers you, please don't read it.