The Beloved Wife of the 1960s: She Joins the Army with Her Spirit Spring Space and Is Doted on by Her Rough-Hewn Husband

Wen Jiaojiao is renowned far and wide for her beauty, but the villagers criticize her for looking like a “vixen.”

Her family favors sons and wants to sell her to a fool, so she turns around and signs up to go to the countryside... Wait, who said anything about going to the countryside?

She sets her sights on Qin Lie, the “Living King of Hell,” who has returned to the village to visit his family.

Just as his name suggests, Qin Lie has a fiery temper, a dark face, and a cold heart. Everyone says Wen Jiaojiao will be beaten to death if she marries him.

The village belle, Zhao Fang, marries Qin Lie’s cousin, a cultured but rotten man. She spends every day bragging about how considerate her husband is.

On the wedding day, Zhao Fang laughs at Wen Jiaojiao for marrying a wild man. But then Qin Lie arrives in a jeep, bringing a whole truckload of the “three big items and one loud item” he traded for with supplies from his personal space to welcome his bride!

Wen Jiaojiao sweetly calls him “Brother Qin,” and those hands of his, which have killed countless people, tremble as he unwraps a White Rabbit candy for her.

The whole village’s jaws hit the floor. Was she really marrying the King of Hell, or the Jade Emperor himself?