In the 1980S, I Marry a Tough Country Man Who Wraps Me in His Arms

Yan Diandian transmigrates into a book set in the late 1980s. Her original self was sold by her stepmother to Zhai Haoran, a mysterious man in his thirties who ran a chicken farm in the countryside and had adopted two children. The original Yan Diandian already loved someone else and would rather die than marry him, so in a fit of anger, she slashed her wrists. Her stepmother used the money from selling her to pay for her half-brother’s wedding. On top of that, she expected Yan Diandian to pay for his wedding jewelry, too. But Yan Diandian refuses to become her brother’s cash cow. “Do I owe you anything?! What’s it got to do with me?” After a long time apart, her stepmother realizes that Yan Diandian looks more and more like that person, and fears that what happened nineteen years ago will come to light. Yan Diandian used to cling to Lu Haitao all day, but when she sees him again, she regards him as nothing but a pile of crap. In everyone else’s eyes, Zhai Haoran is a cold-faced older man who has no interest in women and a terrible temper. But after they marry, he is always fiercely protective of his wife. “She’s my woman. Why shouldn’t I believe her? What’s it to you?!” The two little darlings unexpectedly become famous child singers across the country, and their biological parents show up, hoping to take back custody. With the couple’s hard work, they defeat all manner of monsters and villains and turn Xiaokangzhuang Village into the top village in Beicheng. The little village’s GDP even surpasses that of an entire province. Yan Diandian: “What kind of heavenly life is this? Who’d still move to a big city?” Zhai Haoran: “Honey, how about we have another daughter?” What? Xingxing, Yueyue, Damao, and Ermao make four little darlings already. And he still wants another?