The 1970S: I Go Tidal Flat Foraging, and My Wife Is a Capitalist's Daughter

[Shoreline foraging + heiress from a capitalist family + building wealth + one heroine] By an unexpected twist, Lin Jiang is reborn in a South China Sea fishing village in 1978. He goes from being the executive chef at a five-star hotel to a rough-hewn fisherman whose parents have just died and whose former fiancée has called off their engagement because he is poor. Looking at the dilapidated hut, he can barely contain his joy: good riddance! Su Qingyan, the delicate heiress from a capitalist family who came from Yanjing, has snow-white skin and stunning beauty, but her background has made her a target of persecution. Every day, she scavenges among the rocks for scraps to eat, and her speech impediment has repeatedly drawn the attention of village bullies who want to assault her! Having been alone all his life in his previous life, Lin Jiang refuses to let this heaven-sent match slip away. He inherits the original owner's memories of fishing and draws on his modern culinary skills and knowledge of the ocean to catch giant crabs by hand and kick lobsters into submission. He secretly brings Su Qingyan food every day, pulling the unfortunate young lady back from the brink of death. When the bully reaches out to the frightened Su Qingyan again, the tall and handsome Lin Jiang appears like a god, shielding her with a thunderous fury. “Your background means nothing! I dare take on even the Dragon King of the sea. You think I can't protect a delicate young lady like you?”