In the 1970s, I Picked Up a Rugged Man. The Amnesiac Big Shot Married Into My Family and Spoiled Me Obsessively

[Military marriage in the 1970s + two rough-around-the-edges transmigrators + sweet romance and satisfying payback, fake amnesia + spatial System]

In a single twist of fate, Si Yao transmigrated into the 1970s as a wicked village girl. She dragged home a gravely wounded, amnesiac senior officer and propped up their struggling household.

By day, she told him he was a poor nobody who needed to earn money to support her. At night, she coaxed him into washing up, hoping to consummate their marriage and become the officer’s wife for life.

But how could this man’s impossibly handsome face look exactly like that of her stern old professor?

Si Yao decided to cling to this money tree and use every trick in the book to become a wealthy little madam.

But…

“You got your memories back ages ago. Why did you hide it from me?”

Gu Beizheng was busy taking off his clothes.

The cool, abstinent man, usually so stern, blushed bright red the moment she teased him. His eyes darkened with mischief. “Wifey, making a baby is more important.”

“Get lost!”

Si Yao kicked him away and planted her hands on her hips, her expression stern. “Gu Beizheng, did you transmigrate here too?”

Gu Beizheng never expected to end up in the 1970s, much less that the “Wild Rose” who had captured his heart at first sight would turn out to be the wicked village girl in this world who tricked him, coaxed him, and only wanted to get him into bed.

He stopped himself from flipping her over and lay down with his cheeks burning red.

You said you wanted to sleep with me. Go ahead! Don’t be gentle with this delicate flower.