Back to the ’70s: The Younger Wolfdog Dotes on Me Too Much

After transmigrating, urban professional Lin Wanwan became a pitiful young woman in the 1970s who had just been jilted.

Faced with a penniless household and a mess of awful relatives, she calmly patted the billion-dollar supply space she carried with her. She knew this script inside out!

Just as she was busy dealing with the troublemakers, earning work points, and secretly improving her life, she stumbled upon a young wolf cub covered in injuries. The boy was stubborn and aloof, but his eyes showed complete reliance on her.

At first, she thought she was just taking in a younger brother and keeping him safe.

Who knew that, secretly “fed” by her supplies, he would grow up at an astonishing pace and become the most promising young man in the village? He weathered every storm for her, beat anyone who dared bully her to a pulp, and, after the college entrance exams were reinstated, won her a coveted acceptance letter.

On the night before they parted, he cornered her against a wall, eyes bloodshot and voice hoarse:

“Big sister, once you’re at college, you’re not allowed to look at anyone else.”

“Wait for me. I’ll come marry you soon.”

Later, he really did become a rising star in the tech world. On their wedding night, worth billions, he laid his entire fortune before her, his gaze fervent and devout.

“Big sister, everything I have is yours. Now let me spend the rest of my life spoiling you.”