The Laid-Back Fake Heiress of the 1970S: I Put a Leash on the Little Devil

[A laid-back, lie-flat siren beauty VS a sharp-tongued, devilish little menace] Xu An was a workaholic at a major tech company. After working a punishing 996 schedule, she died at her desk. When she opened her eyes, she’d become a fake heiress in 1978, and from the start, she was in hell mode. The good news: She’d escaped her outwardly kind but truly nasty adoptive parents. The bad news: She had to go back to Xiangyang Village and farm. Xu An looked at the mud in the fields and the blazing sun, then made a decision: In this life, if she could sit, she wouldn’t stand; if she could lie down, she wouldn’t sit! To avoid farm work, she became a substitute teacher at the village primary school. To make lying flat more comfortable, she even went and got herself into college. But she never expected to get involved with the village’s “living King of Hell.” The first time Xu An met Zhou Chi, he was covered in blood, his glare fierce enough to eat someone alive. Xu An calmly asked, “Could you let go of me?” From that moment on, the living King of Hell lost his soul. In front of others, he was a mad, vicious bully. In front of Xu An, he became a wolfdog on a leash. He acted tough but had a soft heart, bringing her eggs and fish, and blushing whenever she glanced his way. The whole village waited to see Xu An get bullied by the living King of Hell. Instead, he came right to her door and let her bully him. Later, Xu An got into college and became chief designer of a major national project, while the living King of Hell became a big-time businessman. The whole village was dumbfounded. The little menace was put on a leash, and Xu An held the other end.