The Workaholic Returns to 1970 and Chooses to Coast

A rural-life story set in the 1970s: a bewitching, captivating, sly, and aloof man × a flirty, sweet, clear-headed woman

Gu Ting died, worked to death by her own job.

When she woke again, she was lying across a man's lap, in a dilapidated thatched hut, on a night of pouring rain.

The man said with a shameless grin, "What, you won't admit it? I'm your man!"

Only then did she realize she had returned to the carefree 1970s, an era of rural living.

Determined to prove that people back then had it easier than people in 2022, she slacks off at every opportunity, yet keeps embarrassing herself.

She gets herself a handsome husband with a face straight out of a character model, but the wickedly handsome man acts like she owes him a fortune, swaggering around like he owns the world.

How is she supposed to live like this? Maybe she should divorce him. After all, the second male lead is great in every way...

Later, that wickedly handsome husband clings desperately to her leg, his foxlike eyes brimming with pitiful pleading. "Wifey, take care of me. I love living off you..."