[Super-strong girl x cultured scumbag illegitimate son + fluent in multiple languages + forceful problem-solving + two equally matched, unhinged leads]
Reborn in the 1970s, Shen Yezao has a clear goal in life: revenge, making money, and serving her country.
Her rise through the ranks: doormat → village bully → Peking University prodigy → the Foreign Ministry’s “nuclear bomb.”
Shen Yezao was the production brigade’s notorious poor little thing, emaciated from being exploited by the Shen family.
When the Shen family’s worst specimens tried to sell her off for a bride price, she slammed a copy of Quotations on her uncle’s head. She accused them of “undermining unity” and “backward thinking.” And if they wouldn’t listen? They could take a look at the cleaver at her waist and her natural strength.
The two met in the summer of 1978.
She was beating up the younger brother who’d stolen her ration, while he stood beneath the trees, the light reflecting coldly off his gold-rimmed glasses.
One glance, and they knew they’d met their match: neither was someone to mess with.
They joined forces to escape the mire of their families. She kept him safe, and he taught her political strategy.
Later, Shen Yezao became a legend in Peking University’s foreign languages department, while Lou Jinnian became a pillar of the diplomatic world.
Someone once asked Lou Jinnian why he was afraid of his wife.
He smiled blissfully. “What can I say? I can’t beat her. And besides… she looks beautiful when she’s beating people up.”
He passed her the blade, and she took out the trash; he set the trap, and she closed it.
Later, the Foreign Ministry gained a “smiling tiger,” and a top university produced a “nuclear-level” female prodigy fluent in eight languages.
Lou Jinnian: “My Zaizai is too delicate to take care of herself. Don’t bully her.”
Everyone watched Shen Yezao lift a car with one hand to save someone, and fell into deep thought…
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It's very beautiful and worth recommending. I like the heroine's spirit very much, although it's impossible to achieve it in reality.
Nice! ! The heroine has a revenge, and the hero is the heroine's knife. It's very beautiful. It's the best period novel I've read recently.
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Very nice, I like it very much