No golden finger.
Consort Ye transmigrated to the 1970s, married a “good-for-nothing rich kid,” and set out to reform her husband.
The overall tone is fairly gentle, though there’ll be some melodrama along the way. In the end, the two of them will meet at the top.
Ye Xiuxiu transmigrated to the 1970s. Though life was a little tough, her family treated her well, and she even married a “good-for-nothing rich kid.” But he seemed to like her quite a bit...
Life went on in an orderly, uneventful way. Then one day, Ye Xiuxiu had a dream: this world was actually the setting of a romance novel.
In the dream, she was a villainess and cannon fodder, a gorgeous woman who clung to the male lead and was always stirring up trouble between him and the female lead. As for her husband, he was a second male lead who loved the female lead but couldn’t have her. He even stayed single for life, all so he could protect her from afar.
That couldn’t be right! Ye Xiuxiu was a little shaken, but the events that followed matched the novel’s plot one by one, leaving her no choice but to believe it...
Ye Xiuxiu decided to keep an eye on her husband and see if he was still worth keeping.
Not bad, I really like the relationship between the male and female protagonists during their youthful years.
The language is simple and unpretentious, and it describes the life style of people in the 1960s and 1970s! The story is real and moving!
I don't know what happened to the author. Since the update has been discontinued for a month, oh, I am still looking forward to your work. I hope you will continue to update your work. Come on, author😄
It sounds very refreshing, the plot is not cliche, and it is very interesting to watch.
Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking