Transmigrating into a Book: The 1970S, Young Educated Youth Lu and His Little Fox

Love at first sight, free to fall in love, both leads are each other’s first, devoted to one another, military man Zhen Nuan transmigrates into a book set in the 1970s, and she’s really got it rough: genuinely frail, an orphan in name only, destined to die young, and sent to the countryside. And... she has neither a storage space nor a spiritual spring. Zhen Nuan panics. How is she supposed to manage? Later, when she’s thriving, Zhen Nuan regrets it so much she could kick herself. If she’d known that was how to unlock the storage space, she would’ve pinned that guy down and done this and that ages ago. Meanwhile, Lu, a serving military champion, hears that his past-life self was destined to die alone. So when he meets Miss Zhen and his heart skips a beat, he holds on to her for dear life. It’s like an eagle catching a snake, a snake catching a mouse, and the mouse falling into a rice granary. What a sweet deal! A little scene: Their first meeting, at the train station Huh? Is this guy going to run off with my bedding? I’m suddenly a little worried! The instant the thought crosses Zhen Nuan’s mind, she shoots him a murderous little look. “What? Want to carry it yourself?” Lu’s eyes flicker as he gives her a sidelong glance. What should I do? Suddenly, I don’t feel like being this little ingrate’s “porter” anymore. Suddenly, I want to watch this little shorty stagger along with bags piled all over her. Later, after countless close encounters “Wifey.” Lu is ingratiating. “Mm-hm.” Zhen is cool and casual. “Wifey.” Lu is cautious. “Mm-hm.” Zhen is beginning to lose patience. “Wif...” Lu pouts. “Spit it out!” Zhen snaps. “I want a little girl!” “Dream on. No little girl for you. You’ve got four leather jackets. Go throw them all away, and then I’ll give you a little girl.” “Sure thing!” The four little rascals... spend their days bickering with one another. Of course, Lu has no idea yet that his seed only produces boys, not girls.