The 1970S: A Charming Chef Gets Tangled Up with a Beijing Playboy

(New book, waiting for its rating to open) Transmigration into a book + Pocket dimension + Spirit spring + Spoiled rich kid + Devoted husband In 1975, Shen Shuer transmigrates into the body of a lazy, stupid cannon-fodder character in a period novel, then promptly slaps the educated youth who set her up to the ground. People point and whisper, “Who would dare marry that shrew?” She sneers. “I’ll make my fortune with my cooking and pocket dimension spirit spring. Why would I need a man to make my life harder?” Then Jiang Chen, a spoiled rich kid from Heilongjiang who’s been sent down to the countryside, arrives in the village and spots her at the commune, splitting a wild boar with her bare hands. “Comrade, with skills like yours... could you use someone to hand you a knife?” Shen Shuer turns and walks away. “Get lost.” Later She sells mountain goods, and he spends the night helping her reach every supply and marketing cooperative in the county. She opens a workshop, and he turns around and brings permits and machines from the capital. She puts arrogant relatives in their place, and he tells them, “Keep talking and see what happens.” At last, Shen Shuer can take no more. She corners him against a wall. “Jiang Chen, what exactly do you want?” The man leans down, close to her ear, his breath burning hot. “I want the food you make. I want you.” “More than that... I want to write your name on the page in my family household register.” #The Most Powerful Couple of the Seventies: She Makes It Big with Her Fearless Attitude, He Spoils Her Without Limit# #Everyone said the capital’s little tyrant was sent to the countryside to reform. Instead, he turned into a wife-spoiling fanatic#