The Landlord: He Wakes Up With a Cold Face and Washes Underwear

[Period setting + Reborn male lead + Sweet romance + Food + Entrepreneurship] Tang Tang, who works in Haicheng, gets a new neighbor. He’s tall, broad-shouldered, and powerfully built. His exposed arms are packed with solid muscle, and his handsome face is rugged and resolute. The new neighbor is a man of few words, but he’s honorable. He’s helped her out of a few scrapes and rescued her from trouble several times. Then he starts bad-mouthing her boyfriend, even urging her to break up with him as soon as possible and leave Haicheng. Tang Tang scoffs at him. Later, after they marry, Tang Tang braces herself against Qin Chi as he presses her down. “What would you have done if I hadn’t broken up with him?” “Then I’d have fought tooth and nail for you.” Qin Chi: After a quarrel with his wife, Tang Tang, and sleeping in separate rooms, he discovers that he’s been reborn. He’s back at the age of twenty-two. Thinking of how his wife spent the first half of her life with the wrong men, he considers it from every angle and decides to give her a few pointers, if only to give their marriage another chance. His young wife is lively, fresh-faced, and radiant. At first, he only plans to separate her from her ex-boyfriend and then leave. Who could have guessed he’d get more and more entangled, until he couldn’t walk away? After half a lifetime together, they return to their youth and still fall helplessly in love with the same person.