A Spoiled Woman Has the Best Life: Swept Up in the 1970S

[Historical setting + transmigration + personal space + sweet romance + alternate world + male love rivals] [A pampered, delicate heroine + upright yet scheming officer He Qingzhou + devoted CEO Fu Chen + stern, paternal senior official Gu Jingchen] In the modern era, Jiang Chi was adored by her parents and grew up spoiled. Then one day, someone jumping from a building fell on her and killed her, and she transmigrated to the 1970s. She became a pitiful girl whose father didn’t care for her and whose mother didn’t love her. Her sister looked down on her, her younger brother bullied her, and she was denied food and a place to sleep. To top it off, they tried to force her to go to the countryside. Jiang Chi couldn’t endure hardship or exhaustion, so with no other choice, she went to find a fellow transplant who had come through with her. To escape being sent down to the countryside, she agreed to marry the fellow transplant’s son. He Qingzhou never imagined his wife would be vain, lazy, and extravagant. He disliked her intensely and initially planned to play along with her just long enough to uncover their secret. But after spending time with her, he fell for her, and then fell harder with every step. Fu Chen was a drifter who picked up odd jobs. That day, she was in the car and he was outside it. She asked, “Want to hop in and sit for a while?” From that one ride on, he protected her for the rest of his life. When Gu Jingchen first met her, she was a lively, vivacious young woman with a radiant smile. By the time they met again, she was already someone’s wife.