Period: I Took Their Advice and Spoiled My Educated Youth Bride Rotten

[Urban Farming + One Heroine + System + Rural Slice of Life + Building Wealth + Cozy, No Toxic Drama]

In his previous life, Chen Ye was worth tens of billions. He woke up one day transported back to the 1970s, as “Ergou,” the village bachelor everyone despised.

Looking at the dilapidated mud-brick house with nothing in it and the few coins left in his pocket, Chen Ye didn’t panic. He had bound himself to the “Take Advice System.”

From the start, in a cornfield, the newly arrived educated youth Su fainted in a furrow from low blood sugar.

As Chen Ye gazed at her pale yet stunning face, a prompt rang in his mind:

[Su, the educated youth, has fainted from hunger. Immediate feeding recommended! Reward: 2 cans of braised pork!]

Chen Ye didn’t take advantage of her. Instead, he awkwardly pulled out an opened can and shoved it into her hands.

“Su, the lid on this can is broken and it’s leaking. It’ll spoil in this heat. If you don’t eat it, it’ll just get thrown away. Have a couple of bites. I’ll keep watch, and I won’t let anyone see!”

One meal of meat brought two hearts together. To survive in an era of scarcity, they decided to share a home and make a life together.

From patching up their drafty shack to building a warm brick bed;

From the first crucian carp they caught in the river to the new floral-print clothes Chen Ye bought for her at New Year.

The villagers all waited for a laugh, saying Su would leave sooner or later.

But Chen Ye followed the System’s advice, built a thriving life, and made sure his wife was well-fed and rosy-cheeked.

Su Li rested a hand on her slightly rounded belly and watched Chen Ye making a cradle for their child, her eyes full of happiness.

“Who says Ergou is a good-for-nothing? He’s the best man in the world.”

(This book is all about a cozy everyday life for a couple on their little plot of land, with no vicious drama or nasty fights.)