Transmigrated to the 1960S: My Mother-in-Law Spoils Me Like Her Own Daughter

Marriage Before Love + Period + pocket dimension + sweet everyday romance A sweet, delicate heiress plagued by illness transmigrates one day and gains an ancestral island pocket dimension. The heiress has never lifted a finger around the house and can't do a thing. To stay alive, she clutches a scrawny rooster and marries a missing older man with two adopted sons. Her new life opens the door to a whole new world. Though she knows nothing, her sweet nature and honeyed words win over the entire family, and her luck is off the charts. She finds big catches and gold while gathering seafood, digs up wild vegetables and finds a hare, and has a wild boar show up at her door. Even typhoons seem to protect her, and a secure job lands right in her lap. After completing his mission, the older man returns to camp wounded. The moment he reads the letter from home, he hurries back despite his injuries, ready to call off the engagement. “Un-cle! Un-cle!” Faced with his lovely, sweet young wife, the man on the brink of death sits up in bed. Thanks to her miraculous care, he gets back on his feet. Once he wins her heart, he cherishes her like a precious treasure, with eyes only for his lovely, mischievous little wife.