In the Eighties Mining District, My Genius Husband Is Dripping with Charm

Completed!

Transmigrated into a book + devoted couple + medical golden finger + tough, straightforward heroine + scheming, flirtatious hero + model of masculine virtue

The heroine is strong and sturdy, a true iron woman who can beat anyone in the mining district.

The hero is a top university graduate and a genius engineer, with a mind full of schemes. He uses a wheelchair at first, but the heroine heals him later on.

The heroine glances at a muscular man, and the hero goes home and acts coy: “My abs are kind of itchy, honey. Take a look, do you think I’m sick?”

The heroine talks to another man, and the hero immediately pretends to be frail: “My leg hurts so much. Don’t worry about me, honey. I can bear it.”

The heroine wants a divorce, so the hero pins her down. His weakness is nowhere to be seen as he says, “Honey, it’s time to see the results of all your work nursing me back to health.”

The heroine: As expected of me, I did an amazing job nursing him back to health!

(A coal-mining district, a semi-fictional setting, 1983)