The Capitalist's Daughter Goes to the Countryside: Her Husband Is a Beast

Alternate-History Era + Transmigrate into a Book + Pocket Dimension + Marriage Before Love + A Sweet and Lovely Beauty × A Devoted, Single-Minded, Burly Man

Shen Qingwan is fair-skinned and beautiful, and a single smile from her can captivate anyone. Yet rather than take shortcuts, she chooses to rely on herself, becoming an overworked office drone in the 21st century. She works herself to the bone, pulling endless overtime until she drops dead.

When she opens her eyes again, she discovers she has transmigrated into a book, becoming the heroine of the 1960s, who shares her name.

She finally gets to be the daughter of a wealthy capitalist, only to be married off to a village far from Shanghai.

Though she marries the village chief’s son, in the book she can’t stand rural life. Her ill-intentioned best friend stirs up trouble with a few words, and her life becomes a complete mess.

The village chief’s family has no choice but to force their son to divorce her. The male lead marries her fake best friend, and she is forced to remarry an unmarried rural man in his fifties.

After transmigrating into the book,

she uses her pocket dimension to enjoy everything from face masks, little cakes, and luosifen to barbecue, even in that materially deprived era.

What’s more, she no longer listens to her fake friend’s sweet-talking attempts to sow discord. Instead, she clings to the devoted male lead, with his broad shoulders and narrow waist, and makes a wonderful life for herself.

The male lead may be a burly country man, but he’s exceptionally handsome and well-built. He cherishes the heroine, puts her first in everything, and spoils her rotten.