Reborn in the Seventies: The Unhinged, Rugged Tycoon Keeps Me Prisoner and Spoils Me

Gu Xuerou is reborn on the night her uncle and aunt are about to sell her to a fool in exchange for a bride price.

In her previous life, she died after enduring endless humiliation. This time, she holds a butcher’s knife to her greedy uncle’s throat, her face smeared with blood as she snarls, “You want to sell me? Let’s see who dares!”

As they reach an impasse, the village’s most mysterious military-green jeep stops outside the door.

Lu Yan, a “reform criminal” sent down to the countryside, strides over in a black coat, radiating menace.

He casually tosses out a bag of gold bars, a fortune ordinary people could never dream of seeing in ten lifetimes.

“Is this enough for the bride price?”

He wipes down the cold Browning in his hand, his eyes colder than the wind and snow. “I’m taking her.”

Gu Xuerou thinks she has escaped the wolf’s den, only to fall into the grasp of this young master from the capital’s elite circle.

Late at night, the charcoal fire glows red in the brick house.

The man’s rough hand strokes her trembling ankle. “Why run? I broke your uncle’s leg for you this afternoon. Isn’t it your turn to repay the debt?”