My Soul Lands in the 1970s, and My Tragic, Handsome Husband Won't Leave Me Alone!!

Period novel + special abilities + space + marriage first, love later

Song Qingge was forced into marriage by a powerful base leader during the apocalypse. In the end, they died together. When she woke up, she discovered that her soul had transmigrated to the 1970s. She was already dead, wrapped in a straw mat and about to be buried. How could she let that happen?

So she sat bolt upright and first ate all the offerings left for her. Only then did she realize that her predecessor had been pressured by her uncle's family to give her job to her cousin...

After dealing with her uncle's family, everyone called her a jinx who brought misfortune to her relatives, so Song Qingge took the opportunity to go to the countryside.

But as soon as she arrived in Hongxing Village, she saw a handsome man named Gu Dongsheng jump into the river. She couldn't just stand by, so she rescued him in front of everyone. She even gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. And just like that, the handsome man latched onto her.

“You kissed me, and all those people saw it! From now on, I'm yours!”

Looking at his handsome face, Song Qingge couldn't resist and married him.

Only after they wed did she learn that her handsome husband had a whole family of top-notch relatives.

Fortunately, he knew where his loyalties lay and had eyes only for her. The two of them joined forces to take on his terrible relatives, while everyone else struggled to get enough to eat and they quietly made a fortune.

Bonus scene:

Song Qingge watched as a man came running to her house with two bundles.

“What are you doing? I told you, I was only saving you. It was just mouth-to-mouth resuscitation!”

“I'm already yours. If you don't marry me, no one else will!”

The 185-centimeter-tall man sat on a little wooden stool, his eyes fixed intently on her.

She'd never met anyone she liked before she died in her previous life. Now the other party had practically delivered himself to her.

Lights out...