Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s: Becoming a Powerful Man's Idle Wife

Ruan Heng, a homebody who wrote novels, stayed up all night working and died suddenly. She wakes up having transmigrated into a book set in the 1970s, as the male lead’s ex-wife, who is worked to death and dies a miserable, resentful death in the story.

Now that Ruan Heng is here, she stays away from the scumbag and her stepsister.

By chance, she marries a man from the village. He can earn money and hunt, he’s handsome and in great shape, and he’s destined to become a big shot.

Ruan Heng wants to be the big shot’s sworn sister and have him help her get rich.

The big shot says, “There’s no way we’re becoming siblings.”

He hands over his entire salary and takes care of all the housework. He won’t let his wife work in the fields for work points; he just wants her to live with him.

Ruan Heng says, “Life is precious, but love is more precious. For the sake of freedom, I’d give up both.”