The Lazy Wife of the 1970S, Spoiled by the Village Bully

[Historical setting + Lazy wife + Rugged man + Sweet romance + Everyday family life + Taming + Chemistry + No suffering in silence] After waking up, the fair-skinned, beautiful modern girl Su Wanyin finds herself in a fictional rural commune in the 1970s, inhabiting the body of the village’s notorious “lazy troublemaker.” Not only is her reputation in tatters, she’s just been tricked into marrying the village’s most terrifying, rugged man, the kind who could scare a child into silence: Wu Chengjun. Everyone expects the delicate Su Wanyin to be worked to the bone by her husband, doing backbreaking farm labor and crying herself to sleep every day. But on their wedding night... Wu Chengjun, broad-shouldered and narrow-waisted, his hormones practically radiating off him, approaches with a scowl. Su Wanyin’s eyes turn red, and she melts into his arms. “Honey, my hand hurts. Blow on it for me~” The iron-willed rugged man turns red to the ears and freezes up. He even heats water in the middle of the night to wash his darling wife’s feet. From then on, everything changes. Other wives rise at dawn and toil in the fields for work points. Su Wanyin sleeps until late morning, then coyly complains of a sore back, and her rugged husband immediately takes over all the housework. A nasty sister-in-law tries to take advantage of her? One sugary line from Su Wanyin, and Wu Chengjun kicks the troublemaker out, fiercely defending his wife! A scheming educated youth flirts with him? Su Wanyin crooks a finger, and Wu Chengjun coldly calls her out: “Get lost. Don’t stink up the place around my wife!” The villagers are baffled. Weren’t they told the lazy wife would starve? How did the rugged man of the Wu family spoil her into a pampered little darling with soft, delicate skin, while their lives just kept getting better and better?! Wu Chengjun wipes the sweat from his brow and gazes at his sweet, radiant wife on the kang, his eyes burning with desire. “Honey, I’ll do all the hard work. You just enjoy the good life.”