[Transmigration + fictional period setting + a swapped marriage + age gap + one-on-one, both leads inexperienced + marriage before love + building a career + everyday life]
The heroine is a high-powered executive at a multinational corporation. One moment, she’s speeding down a brightly lit road; the next, she transmigrates into the body of a dying woman from the 1970s who shares her name.
With a 21st-century soul in a chaotic new life in the 1970s, she charges ahead and takes matters into her own hands.
Her awful relatives show up demanding the debts owed by her toxic father.
The heroine says, “Whoever borrowed the money can pay it back. Whoever caused the trouble can take responsibility. Don’t use family ties to guilt-trip me!”
Her cousin, a two-timing woman, publicly accuses her of refusing to let go of a man.
The heroine says, “If you like a man like that, take him. If you can’t hold on to him, figure it out yourself. Don’t come to me and make a scene again!”
Her twin sister, unable to change her own fate, keeps stirring up trouble.
The heroine says, “I took your place, and I married him. I didn’t owe you anything in my past life. In this one, you’re the one who owes me. What more do you want?”
The “old officer” she has no choice but to marry is seven years her senior, calculating and moody.
The heroine says, “Thanks for taking my side. Could you just give me fewer surprises so I can focus on making money?”
Years later, she has a son and a daughter, financial freedom, and a comfortable life of lying flat. It’s just that her “old man” is a little too clingy.
Wonderful! A masterpiece worth recommending! /