Taking a Fortune to the 1970s

Period setting + sweet romance + transmigrate into a book + ultimate Mary Sue

Rong Haohao spent her whole life eating bran and swallowing vegetables, working and struggling until she nearly dropped dead.

After retiring, she transmigrated into a book!

In the 1970s, she has overseas Chinese status, unlimited money, and a 6.6-acre garden villa in Shanghai! Who wouldn't want a life this luxurious?

She spends her days teasing cats and dogs, tending flowers, fishing, shopping, and even supporting the country's development. Rong Haohao's retirement is simply too comfortable.

But why has a pitiful little puppy suddenly appeared in her villa, calling her "Wife" and promising to be good?

Rong Haohao: No way. I don't want one who can't behave at night.

Lin Runze: Tonight, I'll perform The Legend of the Hungry Wolf for my wife.

(A Mary Sue story set in the 1970s. The heroine is coy and spoiled, with a bit of a calculating streak. How could a beautiful peony like her be without green leaves to set her off? Hence the male lead is just a backdrop.)