A Scorching Kiss in the 1970s: The Swaggering Officer’s Darling

When Ruan Qingxue opens her eyes, she has become an unlucky educated youth in the 1970s, forced to jump into a river.

Her parents were falsely accused and sent away. Her grandparents disowned her in the newspaper, and a village thug is still after her.

She immediately sets her sights on the man who saved her: Fu Chenyin, who came from the capital. He’s devilishly handsome, ruthless, and has an imposing aura.

“You kissed me, and the whole village saw it. You have to marry me!”

Fu Chenyin laughs in disbelief. “Three rules: a fake marriage, and we divorce as soon as I return to the city.”

On their wedding night, Ruan Qingxue unlocks a spiritual spring and a vending machine in her pocket dimension.

From then on, she secretly uses the dimension’s supplies to provide for her parents and deal with the worst people, while making a name for herself on the black market.

Fu Chenyin goes from cold and dismissive to a devoted husband who protects his wife. “You think you can lay a hand on my woman?”

When the college entrance exams are reinstated, her parents are exonerated, and a spy case comes to light

the two go from pretending to be a couple to reaching the top hand in hand.

Years later, as they revisit the old place, Fu Chenyin puts an arm around her. “Would you jump again?”

Ruan Qingxue smiles. “Yes. How else would I have met you?”

Marriage first, love later + a satisfying pocket-dimension story + face-slapping in a bygone era. The heroine is gorgeous and fierce, and the hero is an absolute wife-doting fanatic. All you’ll want to say after reading is: Give me a dozen Fu Chenyins!