Possessive nanny + idealized professor + instinctive attraction + both virgins + healing + running away while pregnant + a desperate campaign to win her back
Wang Yue is hit by a car while delivering takeout and transmigrates to the early 1980s.
She becomes Wang Zhaodi, the eldest daughter in a rural mountain family that favors boys over girls.
She has eight younger sisters and two younger brothers.
After transmigrating, Wang Zhaodi refuses to be traded in marriage to a fifty-year-old man and runs away from the mountain village.
Her sexist parents and freeloading younger brother can all get lost.
One day, a wealthy family is looking for a nanny.
There are plenty of rules, but the pay is high, the benefits are good, and the employer is a loving man.
She becomes a nanny and rises above the rest.
Unlike the other nannies, Wang Zhaodi isn't stunningly beautiful, but she gives off an irresistible fragrance and has a natural charm that makes everyone like her.
The person she has to care for is the family's eldest son, Zou Guanqi. She never expected the family to be so extraordinary, or the man himself to be so impressive: apparently, he's the youngest professor at Peking University.
The disabled Professor Bai Guangyue gradually gives up on suicide under her care, and even starts wanting to have children with her.
But Wang Zhaodi only wants to trick her employer, get a household registration, make money, and run.
Once the man recovers, Zhaodi realizes her deception has been exposed, so she flees with the money and the baby in her belly.
Zou Guanqi is the scion of a top official's family, raised in the government compound, yet he falls for a nanny. At first, he finds her repulsive and clings to his cool, restrained dignity. Later, he starts looking forward to seeing her and longing for her, even obediently waiting for her.
But she disappears. It doesn't matter. I will love Zhaodi until the day I die...
Very nice, dark and crazy