Bringing a Store with Me to the 1970s to Save the Villainous Big Shot

[Transmigrate into a book + sole devotion + pampered heroine + obsessive hero]

Ye Xijiao, a young lady born into one of the capital’s military and political families, has been having dreams lately. The scenes in them come from a period novel she once read.

In her dreams, she sees the tragic childhood of the book’s future obsessive villainous big shot, abused by his own mother. Unable to contain her maternal instincts, Ye Xijiao gives him medicine and showers him with affection.

When she wakes, she thinks it was only a dream and doesn’t give it much thought. Who knew that one day she’d wake up and find herself in the very period novel from her dreams?

What a headache. How is a pampered young lady who can’t lift a hand or shoulder a load supposed to survive in an era of scarce food and clothing?

Luckily, she’s brought along the 26-story shopping mall her three uncles built together for her, spanning an entire street. To her delight, she discovers that anything taken from the mall automatically restocks the next day.

Huh? That boy over there with red eyes looks a little scary, but familiar. Isn’t he the villainous big shot she once cared for in her dreams?!

Never mind, never mind. He’s a lovesick fool devoted to Feng Zhenzhen, the original heroine. If she wants to stay alive, she has to keep away from lovesick fools!

Mu Chenbai watches her try to leave again, storms gathering in his eyes. Day and night, he yearns for her.

Day after day, year after year, he has waited for this woman for five years and twenty days, 44,280 hours, 2,656,800 minutes.

Now he’s finally waited long enough to see the woman he’s missed so desperately, so he asks, “Sis, are you going to leave me again?”