Transmigrated into a 1970s Novel: My Fiancé Fell in Love

In the modern world, she was an older woman who had been cheated on. By a twist of fate, she transmigrated into a book, becoming a pretty, sweet-natured young woman in the 1970s.

Faced with a family of strangers, she decisively took her space with her and chose to go to the countryside. She never expected the future love of this body to be reborn and come looking for his true love.

She had planned to lie flat and enjoy life, but then she met such a capable husband and his family. From that moment on, she put every trick at her disposal, from PUA to green-tea tactics, to use with effortless skill. She had them lead the whole village to prosperity, and from her second year in the countryside onward, she began living the ultimate life of leisure: relaxing, enjoying life, and watching the drama unfold.

Father Ye: “Didn’t my daughter-in-law say she was growing medicinal herbs? How come I’m the one hauling manure and fertilizing the fields?”

Mother Ye: “Dear, you said our daughter-in-law was going to raise chickens to nourish me. How come I’m the one doing all the mucking out?”

Big Brother: “My sister-in-law said she’d get me a bicycle. How come she has me delivering goods to the black market every day?”

Second Brother: “My sister-in-law said she’d build a big courtyard house just for our family. I was thrilled, but she cares about the whole Ye family, so now I’m running around nonstop.”

She had the entire Ye family, young and old, neatly arranged. Everyone thought she was a lazy daughter-in-law, so how had she managed to lead the whole village to prosperity?

Chen Sixun was thriving so much that she completely forgot about her husband, who was nearly turning into a stone statue waiting for his wife. At last, unable to take it anymore, one day he chose to retire from the army and come home, only to discover that she was so busy she’d forgotten she was even married.