In 1970, I Married a Rich Heiress as My Wife

[Period Setting] [Capitalist Heiress Wife] [Raising Kids] [Getting Rich] [One Female Lead] Lin Weidong wakes up to find himself transformed into a poor country boy in the 1970s. The moment he opens his eyes, he catches his childhood sweetheart, Liu Mei, clutching a love letter from an educated youth and calling off their engagement. She even mocks him in front of everyone, saying, "You were born to spend your whole life digging in the dirt!"

He tears up the marriage contract in front of the crowd and declares, "The wife I, Lin Weidong, marry will be a hundred times better than you!"

As he turns around, he runs into Su Qingyue, the daughter of a capitalist family sent down to the countryside. Her blood sugar has dropped, and she collapses in the fields. Everyone nearby is afraid of being tainted by her "class background" and keeps their distance, but he rushes over and gives her some candy to save her. She is beautiful, fair-skinned, and kindhearted. Is she the one who's "a hundred times better"?

From then on, Lin Weidong gets two boosts at once: doting on his wife and turning his life around.

By day, he swings a hoe to earn work points. By night, he goes into the mountains to snare wild rabbits for food coupons, secretly bringing porridge and medicine to the Su family.

He uses his modern knowledge to improve farm tools, doubling the production team's efficiency and making a fool of everyone who once mocked him.

Liu Mei fails to win over an educated youth and comes back to cling to him? He simply flashes his marriage certificate with Su Qingyue. "Too late. My wife is worth far more than you!"

When Su Qingyue's father is denounced and coughs up blood, Lin Weidong uses his first-aid knowledge to stabilize him. When there is no way to clear the Su family's name, Lin Weidong risks everything to deliver documents and pull strings...

No one could have guessed that the "capitalist's daughter" everyone once despised would become the treasure he cherishes in the palm of his hand. And the rough country boy whose engagement was broken off would use his skillful hands and modern outlook to earn the coveted "three-turns-and-one-sound" set, while also helping the Su family clear their name.