Drenched in the 1970s, the Capitalist Darling Clings to a Wild, Unhinged Hound

[Glamorous Capitalist Heiress × Down-and-Out, Stoic, Rugged Landlord + Period Drama + Educated Youth + Spoiled Brat + Family Squabbles + Food + Business + Transmigration]

Jing Zhiyi, the heir to a top tycoon family in the 26th century, accidentally transmigrates into a pampered educated youth sent to the countryside in the 1970s.

The original owner was hopelessly love-struck. Her stepmother tricked her, her “best friend” leached off her, and a narcissistic man treated her like an ATM. She even became the laughingstock of the whole village for harvesting wheat as if she were “combing its hair.”

Jing Zhiyi thinks: How could anyone put up with this?

She exposes her leeching best friend for who she is, then makes the narcissistic man cough up every last thing he owns.

Can’t harvest wheat? She hires a whole gang of child laborers and coasts to victory.

Want to bully her? Better ask whether her sharp tongue, which can leave even the stern team leader speechless, agrees!

Then she’s rescued from the river, her wet body pressed against a hot, hard chest.

Jiang Ye, the “landlord’s cur” everyone in Hongqi Village loves to hate, is silent and poor, yet has bulging muscles and the eyes of a wolf.

He silently endures every injustice, all to protect his sickly grandmother and young siblings.

Everyone says that sooner or later, the glamorous, wealthy Jing Zhiyi will fly back to the city.

But right in front of the whole village, she slaps the “bride price” down in front of Jiang Ye. “You saved my life, so I’ll repay you by marrying you. Do you dare?”

Jiang Ye pins her against a wall, eyes bloodshot, his voice hoarse. “My family background is bad. I can’t give you a good life.”

Jing Zhiyi loops her arms around his neck and smiles like a fox. “What are you afraid of? Whatever riches the man I choose needs, I’ll put in his hands myself.”