A Laid-Back Couple in the Sixties: Both Are Masters of Pretending

[Transmigration + pocket space + 1960s setting + sweet romance + taming her husband + feel-good story + raising kids] Overnight, star planner Shen Mo transmigrates and becomes a “loose woman” in the 1960s, pregnant out of wedlock and saddled with a whole family. The original owner was weak and naive. A scumbag tricked her into sleeping with him, her family rejected her, and she lost her life. Shen Mo sneers. None of that is a problem! With a pocket space and supplies at her disposal, her top priority is finding the baby in her belly a cheap dad and making him take responsibility! Her requirements aren’t high: he just needs money and a job, enough to support the family! Once she’s on her feet, she’ll leave the father but keep the child, and live her best life on her own! After many trials and tribulations, she finally finds the baby’s father: Lu Jinyan, the notorious ne’er-do-well at the machinery factory, a spoiled rich boy. Apart from his handsome face, he’s good for nothing: idle and flippant. Shen Mo grits her teeth. “He’ll do! A good-for-nothing will be easier to handle!” After the wedding, Shen Mo launches her grand plan to “train her husband into a success.” But who could have guessed her ne’er-do-well husband would turn out to be someone else entirely? When she says they’re short on money, the “junk” he casually picked up sells for a fortune. When she says someone’s picking on her, the man who was lounging in the sun just a moment ago makes the culprit cry for mercy the next. Then one day, a line of black cars pulls up outside their home, and a group of impressive-looking officials respectfully asks him to return to the capital. Only then does Shen Mo realize that the nobody she took for a bronze-tier player is actually a king! She was supposed to train her husband, so why does she feel like she’s the one who got played? Lu Jinyan pulls her into his arms and chuckles. “Wifey, do you still want to leave the father and keep the child?”