Transmigrating to the 1970S: The Feisty Wife Is Spoiled by the Living Yama

[Gap moe + gruff husband who dotes on his wife + sweet, satisfying period romance] Jiang Li woke up inside a period novel as the fallen heiress everyone in the compound avoided, as well as a world-class spoiled troublemaker. The original Jiang Li looked down on the poor, turned her home upside down, and eventually met a miserable, untimely death. Her husband, Qin Zheng, was the fiercest man in the whole military district, a six-foot-two “living King of Hell” with muscles like steel who could silence a crying baby. Everyone was waiting on their stools for Qin Zheng to throw this menace out. Jiang Li looked at the man radiating raw masculinity and felt her knees go weak. She decided then and there to lie flat: Better to take it easy and be a soft, useless little darling than to get herself killed. Qin Zheng came home with a dark expression. Jiang Li's eyes were red-rimmed as she reached out in a soft, plaintive voice. “Hubby, my feet hurt. Pick me up.” Qin Zheng: “...” (His Adam's apple bobbed.) She thought she'd gotten a terrible start, but things took a sudden turn: She was too lazy to make the bed in the morning, and her wicked mother-in-law rushed in only to insist on washing the sheets for her. “Lili's hands are so delicate. She might hurt them.” She nearly set the kitchen on fire while cooking, and her sharp-tongued sister-in-law secretly slipped her some White Rabbit candy. “Have some candy, sister-in-law. Just don't blow up the kitchen.” Most unbelievable of all was that cold-faced man. He was menacing in public, but in private he pinned her to the hard bed and murmured hoarsely, “Wifey, call me hubby one more time, and I'll give you my life.” Later, Qin Zheng returned from a top-secret mission and tucked his military medals under her pillow. Fiercely protective, he growled, “Anyone who dares bully my wife, I'll shoot them!” The neighbors were stunned: Weren't they supposed to get divorced? How had he ended up treating her like the apple of his eye?