The 1970S: The Delicate Beauty Who Makes a Simple, Rugged Man’s Heart Flutter

[Period setting + transmigration + pocket dimension + sweet and gentle beauty + taciturn, rugged man + sweet romance + face-slapping + everyday family life + building wealth] Song Yao accidentally transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting female character whose entire family dies horribly. Her cousin is the heroine, a golden phoenix who has flown the nest and will soon marry her childhood sweetheart, a soldier. Ten years later, her cousin will become a high-ranking officer’s wife, revered by everyone. Meanwhile, Song Yao will be branded a woman who cheated with a man. Her reputation ruined, she’ll eventually hang herself. The heroine is reborn and plots to frame her for an affair? Song Yao isn’t afraid. There’s no problem a sack over someone’s head and a good beating can’t solve. If one beating doesn’t do it, give her two. The heroine wants to steal her scumbag fiancé? What a lucky break! Song Yao packs the man up that very night and sends him to the heroine. As Song Yao’s life gets better and better, and she moves into a little Western-style house, buys a car, and marries Qin He’an, a mysterious young intellectual sent down to the countryside, the heroine turns green with envy and starts causing trouble again. Song Yao waves a hand: No big deal. There’s nothing a fist can’t solve! Every day, the heroine gets beaten until her face is swollen and bruised, and even her words come out with a whistle. The villagers watching from the sidelines can only say: We don’t dare mess with her, we really don’t!