The 1970s: After the Villainess Turns Over a New Leaf, Her Gruff Husband Loses Control

[Reborn in a bygone era, building a business and getting rich, rough-hewn husband dotes on his wife, magical spring in a pocket dimension, marriage first and love later, everyday life raising kids]

Su Man opens her eyes to a nightmare: her mother-in-law has sold her to an old widower. She swings back with a club and teaches them a lesson!

A domineering billionaire businesswoman in her past life, the “vicious stepmother” of Hongxing Brigade in this one. From the start, she’s been dealt a terrible hand. How will she play it?

With a magical spring in her pocket dimension, she fights off terrible relatives while raising two scrawny little children. Life couldn’t be better.

Then her truck-driver husband, Lu Ye, rumored to be vicious and never home, suddenly returns.

The man stands six foot three, with muscles hard as iron. He glares at her like he’s about to devour her. “Su Man, I hear you’re planning to sell the kids?”

The whole village waits for Su Man to be thrown out, but then everything takes a turn.

In the dead of night, the earthen bed creaks and sways.

The usually cold, hard man pins his sweet little wife in a corner, his eyes bloodshot and his voice hoarse. “Manman, be good. Call me ‘big brother’ one more time, and I’ll give you my life.”

So much for the cold-faced devil. Who’s this big puppy who can’t stop clinging to her day and night?

Su Man protests, leaning on her aching waist: “Lu Ye, being touch-starved is an illness. You need treatment!”

The man leans over her, his scorching breath brushing her ear. “You’re the cure. I’ll need you for the rest of my life.”