After I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970S and Married the Toughest Man Around, I Won at Life

[One-on-one romance + 1970s setting + rugged man + sweet pampering + System] The moment Cheng Yaoyao opens her eyes, a handsome face appears before her. Before she can even react, warmth brushes her lips, leaving her intoxicated... Only after coming to her senses does Cheng Yaoyao realize she has transmigrated to the 1970s. She is a cannon-fodder character in a book who won’t survive past the third chapter, and worse, her whole family is full of difficult people. Fortunately, everyone dotes on Cheng Yaoyao. In this closed-off, backward village, where women are expected to keep giving birth until they have a son, the Cheng family is often mocked by the villagers for spoiling their daughter. Her three older brothers say, “We’ll spoil our little sister however we want, for as long as we want. What’s it to you?!” Her parents say, “Our precious girl, just stay home and sleep and eat. The sun outside is too harsh. It wouldn’t do to let it burn you!” Even the little ones in the family shower her with affection. “Little Auntie, your basket’s too heavy. Let me carry it for you!” Cheng Yaoyao: “Help! What do I do if they turn me into a couch potato?” Cheng Yaoyao kicks the scumbag and slaps the wicked woman. As soon as she transmigrates, she gives her awful second sister-in-law a good lesson and gets revenge for the original owner while she’s at it. After all that, she only wants to lie flat and cling to the biggest shot in the original book. She never expected that this big shot, who was destined to live out his days alone in the story, would pull her tightly into his arms and kiss her cheek affectionately. “Wife, don’t look at them. Look at me~” [When I was at my lowest and most humiliated, you took my hand. So please let me become your most devoted believer.]