Transmigrating to the 1970s, I Accidentally Attracted the Toughest Roughneck

Yun Hua was a surgical specialist at a renowned top-tier hospital in the 21st century.

She was beautiful, had a great figure, and possessed exceptional medical skills.

One day, after working late, Yun Hua rescued a cat that was about to be hit by a car. Then she was the one who got hit instead.

After that, she lost consciousness.

When she opened her eyes again, she had arrived in the 1970s.

She had transmigrated into the body of a wealthy city girl whose father treated her extremely well.

But after jealous relatives reported her, she had no choice but to go to the countryside.

From the account of a fellow educated youth on the train, Yun Hua realized she had transmigrated into a book she'd read, titled The 1970s' Sweetheart Is Irresistible, and Cherished by Her Educated Youth. At the time, she'd complained that the title alone made the book sound rather improper.

Only now did she realize she'd become the ill-fated rich girl who shared her name.

In the story, the jade pendant her mother gave her would eventually be taken by the heroine, Liu Xuejiao.

The heroine would use her golden finger, a Spirit Spring Space, to make money and help the male lead build a successful career.

In the end, the hero and heroine would live happily ever after.

As for the original owner, not long after going to the countryside, she was harassed by a local thug who coveted her beauty. Rather than let him defile her, she chose to end her own life.

Gu Huaian was the village chief's youngest son, the apple of his family's eye since childhood, and a rough, unruly man.

Later, as he knelt by the bed to coax Yun Hua, he said, “Wife, thank goodness you didn't give up on me. Otherwise, I would've cried my eyes out.”

Yun Hua: Where did the cold-faced, rough-edged man from before go?