Siheyuan: Qin Huairu, Who Ran Away from Her Arranged Marriage, Has Come Looking for Me

One comment from Xu Changsheng actually sent him transmigrating,

and he found himself in Qin Family Village in 1952.

The custom-built Wish-Granting System he'd been promised was stuck on its loading screen, displaying just one lonely character: “wish.”

His family had nothing, famine was everywhere, and the original owner had starved to death from the start.

Luckily, as a longtime reader, Xu still had a chance to turn things around.

He submitted a story to the Youth Daily: one copy of Tracks in the Snowy Forest, ten yuan per thousand words. His very first payment was a fortune!

The “idiot” in the villagers' eyes was a remarkable gentleman to the young Qin Huairu, someone who could write stories and even give her fruit drops.

When the prospect of a blind date in the city and the temptation of a five-yuan betrothal gift were laid before her,

Qin Huairu recalled his handsome face and the sweet taste in her mouth.

Clutching the fruit drops in her pocket, she made a bold decision...

(Several female love interests. If that's not your thing, please be kind.)