The 1970s: A Sweet Girl Picks Up a Wild, Unhinged Male Lead as Her Husband

[Period setting + native characters + no golden finger + no bashing the original heroine + everyday life + few awful characters + sweet romance + cozy and heartwarming]

P.S. A silly, pretty mama’s girl versus a stubborn, tough-talking poser.

The heroine’s perspective:

Li Zhi, pretty but empty-headed, suddenly finds a book.

Whenever she’s in a bind, she turns to her mother, so she promptly hands the book to her mom, Sun Hongmei.

After reading the few lines about Li Zhi’s fate, Sun Hongmei decides to take a dangerous gamble and send her daughter to the countryside.

Li Zhi’s biggest dream in life is to lounge around and let someone support her.

Of course, that someone has to be good-looking.

When she learns she’s going to the very place where a possessive, unhinged male lead lives, Li Zhi happily sets off.

To enjoy a life where her clothes are brought to her and meals served at her table, she uses every trick she knows to seduce the male lead.

Unfortunately, the man is completely unmoved!

Two years later, she gets word from her mother that she can return to the city, and Li Zhi decides to give up on him.

But just as Li Zhi packs her bags to leave, the man corners her and begs her not to go, his eyes red.

The male lead’s perspective:

The first time Chen Jingchi meets Li Zhi, he thinks she’s a bit of a scatterbrain.

The second time he meets her, he thinks she’s the moon in the sky.

The third time… the fourth time… Li Zhi doesn’t even need to have a backbone. He’d gladly be her dog.

But the voice in his head tells him Li Zhi isn’t right for him.

He does everything he can to “kill” the other self inside his mind.

No one is allowed to speak ill of Li Zhi, the moon in Chen Jingchi’s heart.

No matter how many times life starts over, he’ll still fall for Li Zhi.