My Rugged Husband from the 1970s Is So Good to Me, I Can't Return Him Now

Rugged Husband Dotes on His Wife + Pocket Dimension and Supplies + Marriage First, Love Later + The Pursuer’s Regret

In her previous life, Chen Ge was a spoiled young intellectual who’d lost her mind. She turned down Qin Lie, the toughest, most virile roughneck for miles around, and insisted on following that bespectacled “intellectual” who did nothing but recite sappy poems back to the city. And how did that turn out? He swindled her out of her money and her virtue, leaving her to die miserably on the street. As she lay dying, the only one who came to claim her body was Qin Lie, the uncultured brute she’d looked down on. Covered in blood, he held her corpse and cried like a mad dog that had been abandoned.

She was reborn on her wedding night.

Looking at the man before her, a six-foot-two mountain of muscle with a gaze as fierce as a wolf’s, Chen Ge no longer trembled or panicked. She tore her application to return to the city into shreds!

Qin Lie’s eyes reddened, and his voice turned hoarse and rough. “Chen Ge, don’t do anything stupid. Once tonight’s over, there’ll be no going back.”

Chen Ge’s eyes shimmered as her fingertips traced his bobbing Adam’s apple. She blew into his ear, her voice sweet and coy. “Regret? I only regret not finding out what you’re like sooner, Brother Qin Lie...”

Later...

The whole village waited for Chen Ge to get fed up with Qin Lie’s rough ways and demand a divorce.

Instead, they saw the fearsome Qin Lie crouching by the field ridge in broad daylight, carefully massaging Chen Ge’s lower back and pleading, “Honey, I was wrong. Can I sleep in the cowshed tonight?”

Holding her sore lower back, Chen Ge gave his rock-hard arm a vicious pinch. “Qin Lie, you’re a ravenous bull who can never get enough!”