In the 1970S, I Got a Handsome Second Male Lead and the Heroine's Life

[Transmigrate into a book + punish scumbags + rugged man + no martyr complex + going wild + marriage first, love later + pocket dimension] (Everyone is the protagonist of their own life.) Chen Ke Ci wakes up one day as a supporting female character in a book. Oh, and the male supporting character is the man she married. Is transmigrating into a book something that happens to ordinary people? Of course not! In the story, the male supporting character is the heroine’s devoted pursuer. But to Chen Ke Ci, he seems different. He treats her so well it’s almost too much! She can’t tell one grain from another or lift a finger around the house, but he doesn’t look down on her. Instead, he stands up for her at every turn. Even when he’s been wronged, he quietly swallows his hurt alone. His eyes and heart are both fixed on his wife. They say that men in the Chetou Brigade who dote on their wives always end up doing well. So, have you been good to your wife today? One man replies, “If I’m not good to her, who should I be good to?” “When I see her cry, my heart aches too.” Someone catches him out: “Oh, come on, that doesn’t count. You made your wife cry! You’re no good husband.” The man falls silent for a moment. His wife is crying on the kang, and his heart aches terribly.