The 1970s: A Scheming Woman's Happy Life

Name: The 1970s: A Scheming Woman's Happy Life
Author: Fortune on Its Way

七零：心机女的幸福生活

by Fortune on Its Way (运必达)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 169k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Period Fiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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A spoiled, selfish heroine × a yandere, hopelessly love-struck hero (both have only ever been with each other)

(The heroine really is spoiled, won't put up with mistreatment, and loves herself. The hero remembers his past life and is hopelessly love-struck.)

Jiang Qingqing is famous as the beauty of the staff apartment building, and the aunties there all think she's quite the catch.

Because she had to move to the countryside, she had no choice but to go on a blind date. Jiang Qingqing chose Lu Zhiheng because he had good prospects and wasn't bad-looking either. After they'd spent some time together, they got married and went on to live happily ever after, enjoying a lifetime without want.

Lu Zhiheng unexpectedly regained his memories of his past life and went to extraordinary lengths, using every means at his disposal, to marry Jiang Qingqing. It was all for her!

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