In the Seventies, I Married a Lovelorn Country Bumpkin and Gained a Golden Finger

[Whole family transmigrates into a book set in the 1970s + sweet romance + eight-year age gap + devoted husband + building a fortune]

A hot pot dinner and a few drinks send the whole family off to another world.

A family of three transmigrates into a period novel written by a shameless author, with Yu Zhenzhen as its model.

They learn that Yu Zhenzhen and her family meet a terrible fate in the book.

They resolve to escape the Yu family's tragic destiny.

First, they check for a golden finger, an essential step for transmigrators. Unfortunately, there's nothing.

Seventeen-year-old Yu Zhenzhen is stunning, but she plans to keep hiding her beauty and live quietly in Shanghe Village.

But the original novel's hero and heroine insist on provoking her.

Yu Zhenzhen decides to play along, and hopefully ruin their lives.

Much later, Yu Zhenzhen finally gets a golden finger.

She never imagined it would appear after she got married.

This golden finger is a little unusual. She thinks of it as marital property.

One day, a new family moves into Shanghe Village.

When Han He sees the young woman's clear, lively eyes, his heart skips a beat. With just one glance, she captures his heart.

The age gap doesn't make Han He hesitate. He's not exactly a man with strong moral scruples.

He can give Yu Zhenzhen everything he has, even the greatest secret he carries.

…As long as Yu Zhenzhen ends up being his…

Male lead: Cool on the outside, warm-hearted underneath, bursting with masculinity, a doting boyfriend who treats his wife like a queen.