The Adorable Concubine’s Daughter Goes to the 1970s, and the Stoic Uncle Begs Her to Stay

Lu Zhaoyan, the least noticeable concubine-born daughter of the Duke’s mansion, transmigrates to Huaxia in the 1970s and becomes the most doted-on little sister in the Lu family.

Before she has even had a few days to enjoy her good life, her parents tell her that she has a promising young fiancé serving in the capital’s military district.

With no choice, Lu Zhaoyan packs a small bundle and sets off alone to find her fiancé.

But her fiancé has no interest in a country girl like her. Instead, he arranges for her to stay with his younger uncle, Huo Yunchen, whom he barely knows.

Lu Zhaoyan is a traditional woman. Every day, she finds new ways to be good to her fiancé, Huo Ci, hoping to warm his cold heart. Little does she know that someone has had their eye on her for a long time...

After they marry, Huo Yunchen sometimes thinks back to the first time he met Lu Zhaoyan.

At the time, he had only one thought: He had his heart set on this nephew he was barely related to.

Huo Ci realizes that his country-bumpkin fiancée is actually pretty cute. But can someone explain how she suddenly became his aunt by marriage?