Transmigrating to the 1970S: A Lazybones Meets a Miser

Nan Xi transmigrates to the harsh 1970s. Hard work? Not happening. Suffering? Not happening. In this difficult era, Nan Xi chooses as her husband the man everyone calls a “good-for-nothing.” Ruan Chengye is that “good-for-nothing.” Born into a big family as the fourth child, he was neither loved by his father nor his mother. From an early age, he understood the importance of playing dumb while staying sharp. His only flaw was being stingy: no one could pry a single cent from his hands. Years later, though, he would look back and realize that whenever his wife pouted at him, he would buy her this and that. Sigh, all the money he'd pinched and saved ended up spent on his wife. There are few over-the-top characters in this story, because the leads themselves are the kind of people others consider outrageous. No spatial powers, no golden finger: the leads make their way through life with their own two hands.