Reborn in the 1970s: I Use Fortune-Telling to Woo a Roughneck

[Period drama + reborn + metaphysics and fortune-telling + rugged man + marriage first, love later + awful relatives + tries to seduce him but gets seduced instead]

In her previous life, Su Qingqian was bled dry by her awful relatives. Only as she lay dying did she learn that she was merely a pawn meant to take the place of the so-called “ill-fated lone star.” Then, in an instant, she was reborn on the day in 1975 when she was forced to marry in someone else’s place! Her groom was Xiao Li, the village’s “line-ending brute,” a fierce-looking man whose three previous fiancées had all died. On their wedding night, Xiao Li coldly threw a quilt onto the floor. “Sleep down there. Don’t touch me.” But Su Qingqian did the opposite of what he expected. She dragged him onto the kang, formed a hand seal, pointed at his crotch, and shouted, “Don’t move! Your fate is cursed with a deadly romantic calamity. The yin energy will be strongest at midnight, so yin and yang must unite. Otherwise, you’ll suddenly drop dead tomorrow morning and die without an heir!” Xiao Li’s entire worldview shattered. He tried to push the crazy woman away, only for Su Qingqian to slap an immobilizing talisman onto his forehead and forcibly “break his curse.” She thought they were only working together to stay alive. Who knew that the next day, Su Qingqian would use fortune-telling to expose the village chief’s fox spirit and become the county’s most famous fortune-teller? Su Qingqian wanted to run off and build a career, but the rugged man, now hooked, grabbed her slender waist and turned the tables on her: “Master Su, my forehead’s gone dark again. Will you break another curse for me tonight?”