In the Seventies, the Village Tough Guy Held the Pretty Educated Youth by the Waist and Spoiled Her

[Spirit-spring dimension + mall + devoted husband + cunning, sharp-tongued male lead + unhinged female lead who takes down scumbags]

Ye Wuyou transmigrates after losing a scramble for eggs to an older woman, who shoves her and sends her to the 1970s. She finds herself in the body of an eighteen-year-old girl who shares her name and surname, and is adored by everyone.

Her niece, Ye Rou, resents her mother for doting on Ye Wuyou. She signs Ye Wuyou up to be sent to the countryside, then teams up with her so-called friend to scheme to have the whole family sent away.

Ye Wuyou has a terrible temper. There’s no way she’ll put up with that. She marries off her fake friend to a violent, good-for-nothing thug, and sends her idiot niece to a state farm.

On the first day in the countryside, a big fool plays tricks on her, and she doesn’t even realize it.

On the second day, the big fool gets other people to do her work for her. (Why doesn’t he do it himself? He’s not stupid. The work’s exhausting, so why the hell would he do it? And the little darling he wants to dote on can’t work either. What if she gets a tan or her hands get rough?)

That’s not all. He wants to court her, and even gives her the jade gourd containing the pocket dimension that he’d meant to pass down to his wife.

Only later does she realize it wasn’t love at first sight. He’d been in love with her for a long, long time, ever since their past life.