Reborn in 1980, Su Ning promptly dumped her scumbag boyfriend, then went straight to the village outskirts and knocked on the door of “Living Yama” Zhou Meng.
To everyone else, Zhou Meng was hot-tempered, disabled, and dirt poor.
To Su Ning, he was fiercely protective, had an eight-pack, and was the perfect man who knew how to cherish her!
[Ding! Side quest triggered: Win the rugged man’s heart through his stomach!]
The male lead coldly tells her to leave? A bowl of steaming plain noodles melts his defenses.
A bully wrecks her stall? He turns into a fiercely protective husband, warning them off with an iron bar.
Greedy relatives try to leech off her? She calculates the books so they end up owing her two thousand, while he hands over every last bit of his savings.
Actually, collecting scrap is just his cover. (Raises an eyebrow.)
When the county’s richest man arrives in a Santana, carrying bundles of “Great Unity” bills, the villagers are all dumbfounded.
He wraps an arm around Su Ning’s waist and murmurs coaxingly, “Honey, I’ve finished the blueprints. You handle the money, and my life is yours.”
Only when a mechanical tycoon emerges from the scrapyard does Su Ning realize just how extraordinary the husband she picked up really is...
