A Delicate, Frail Educated Youth Marries a Rugged Man for a Healthy Life

[Period Setting + Transmigrate into a Book + Sweet Romance + Pocket Dimension + Love at First Sight]

[Sickly Young Lady vs. Cunning, Rugged Man]

Also known as:

"I'm Quite Sick, Actually, in the Seventies"

When Nie Nan Yan opens her eyes, she finds herself in an unfamiliar place.

At first, she thinks she must be hallucinating.

Only when a man appears does she realize she has transmigrated.

She has transmigrated into a book, becoming an unnamed cannon-fodder character who dies young.

And that man is merely a background passerby in the novel.

Nie Nan Yan spreads her hands. If she dies, she dies. Whatever.

But after half a day of work,

Nie Nan Yan, delicate and frail, unaccustomed to farm work and a clean freak, lets out a long sigh!

She can die, but she won't die from exhaustion or filth!

She's done with this backbreaking work in the fields!

She turns to size up the man who seems to have designs on her.

He's handsome, well-built, tall and long-legged, with broad shoulders and a slim waist. He looks like he's good at hard work.

Nie Nan Yan makes her move without hesitation, boldly flirting with him.

"Do you want to marry me? The kind of marriage where you have to do my share of the work, too."

On their wedding night, Nie Nan Yan lies on top of him and nods with satisfaction.

This man really is good at hard work!

P.S. The current female lead and the original female lead each have their own golden finger, and the original female lead stays true to character.

[The female lead really is sick!]

[An easygoing tone, focused on everyday life. A love story between a cannon-fodder character and a passerby.]