Putting the Village Bully in His Place in the 1980s

Synopsis

Novel

Modern Romance

Transmigration

Period Setting

Food

Romance and Marriage

One-on-One Romance

[Period setting + devoted couple + everyday life + punishing scumbags + marriage before love] Ye Wanqing is beautiful, but has been intellectually disabled since birth. To get a city girl as a bride for her own son, her stepmother sells her to a tyrant who has supposedly killed three wives, taking the bride price in exchange.

He is infamous across the surrounding villages as a cursed loner and a wife-killer, the strongest donkey on the production team, and a menace everyone avoids. What good could possibly come of Ye Wanqing falling into his hands? Her stepbrother and stepsister even dig out their pocket money to bet on how many days she will survive. But wait, a food blogger has transmigrated with her kitchen! Not only does Ye Wanqing survive, she lives to a ripe old age and has a houseful of children and grandchildren with the “tyrant.” He protects her, transforming her from a pitiful girl anyone could bully into the village bully.

At home, the tyrant is a sniveling softie. Outside, he hits hard. Dare to bully her? Just see if you're scared of those fists the size of sandbags! Making a fortune is dull, so every now and then she takes her certificate of mental disability to the Ye household and makes a scene. “My man says there's no need to go easy on bad people. I've got a mental illness certificate, so I've got nothing to fear.” She'll make this family pay back everything they've done to hurt her, with interest.