A Fiery Wife Tames a Rough-Hewn Man in the Eighties

When Shen Miao opened her eyes, she had become the foolish, venomous second female lead in a period novel, the one who drugs the male lead.

As the drug took effect, she stumbled into a chest as hard as iron.

She looked up at Lu Qingzhou, a hulking, rough-mannered veteran who would one day become a tycoon, yet was now cruel and solitary.

According to the plot, she would be reviled and die miserably.

Shen Miao gritted her teeth and grabbed him. “Take me to the hospital, or I’ll report you for sexual harassment!”

Later, she married this “good-for-nothing” roughneck, while the alley filled with people waiting to laugh at her.

But as they waited...

The roughneck became a transport team captain, then a ten-thousand-yuan household, then an entrepreneur renowned across the country.

And the “drama queen” at his side grew more delicate, her smile sweeter, and her insults sharper by the day.

Late at night, Lu Qingzhou piled the mountains of wealth he had earned before her. His eyes bloodshot and his voice trembling, he said, “Miaomiao, don’t leave me.”

Shen Miao ran a hand over his prickly short hair and smiled. “Silly man. You won’t get rid of me in this life or the next.”

(The original heroine tears up the script: So who’s the real heroine?!)