[Period setting + heroine with a job + wealth + supplies]
He Xiantao transmigrated to the 21st century, then returned to the 1970s.
This time, her parents hadn't been framed and sent down to the countryside, she hadn't drowned, and her enemies were still watching her like hawks.
Using her knowledge of the future, she resolved her parents' current troubles and sent her enemies to prison.
She thought she could take it easy for a while, until she remembered the miserable fate awaiting her fiancé and let out a deep sigh.
Thinking of the man who had avenged her and her parents even after becoming disabled, and who was now on his way to the countryside to serve as an educated youth, He Xiantao couldn't bring herself to stand by and do nothing.
She thought of the retro 1970s game that had transmigrated with her and become real, along with the million yuan she'd spent on it and its countless supplies. Brushing the dust off her clothes after dealing with her enemies, she packed her bags and followed her fiancé to the countryside.
With nowhere else to turn, Gu Jinting went to the countryside, but he was still injured in the hand.
Thinking of his parents struggling to survive amid the wind and sand, and of his fiancée's family in dire straits, he was consumed by hatred and decided to lie low until he had a chance to act.
But the very next day, someone told him they'd sent him to the wrong place, and he hurriedly boarded another train.
He thought his enemies were still after him, but he never expected to find his smiling fiancée here.
She stayed by his side as he recovered, and together they weathered the hard times.
As they struggled through life, his feelings for her grew deeper and deeper. But his fiancée seemed to care for him only out of a sense of duty, so he could only try even harder to treat her well.
In a period novel, the male and female protagonists are unmarried couples who do not obtain a marriage certificate and live together in the same bed. The writing is a bit careless.
A previous comment said that people didn't need a certificate. It was a time when things had changed. It was still possible to live together. There were many people who didn't get a marriage certificate at that time. Moreover, the marriage contract was known since childhood and the elders knew about it. In the eyes of outsiders, they were husband and wife. In those days, there were many people who didn't get a certificate. It's very good-looking. Goldfinger is quite big. It's very enjoyable to read. I originally wanted to read other books by the author, but I found out that I've also read the Prince's book, haha.
In a period novel, the male and female protagonists are unmarried couples who do not obtain a marriage certificate and live together in the same bed. The writing is a bit careless.
A previous comment said that people didn't need a certificate. It was a time when things had changed. It was still possible to live together. There were many people who didn't get a marriage certificate at that time. Moreover, the marriage contract was known since childhood and the elders knew about it. In the eyes of outsiders, they were husband and wife. In those days, there were many people who didn't get a certificate. It's very good-looking. Goldfinger is quite big. It's very enjoyable to read. I originally wanted to read other books by the author, but I found out that I've also read the Prince's book, haha.
Stopped updating [rolls eyes]
Not bad, very pretty