Born into a Young Educated Youth: My Burly Husband Cherishes Me

(Parallel Era + Pocket Dimension + Sent Down to the Countryside + Sweet Romance)

Chu Sui'an woke up to a second chance at life and found herself in a parallel version of the 1970s, where she had become a third-generation military family kid from the capital. But this era wasn't easy to get by in. Her family was too prominent, attracting unwanted attention, and she was their only child of the right age, so she had no choice but to pack a small bundle and answer the call to support rural development by going to the countryside.

In an era when people had to stretch every last cent, she went to the countryside with her pocket dimension packed full of supplies and a thousand or so yuan from her family.

Her parents, uncles, aunts, and everyone else had warned her over and over not to find a boyfriend in the countryside. Who could have guessed she'd fall for a rugged man on her very first day?

Oh my! Everything about him was exactly what her heart wanted! He's the one!

Lu Lin had spent twenty years living by the rule that if he was full, the whole family was full. He never imagined a young lady from the capital would smile at him and say she liked him!

How was he supposed to keep his feelings under control?

Even if he couldn't, he had to. How could a speck of dust like him deserve a princess? Knowing the gulf between them, Lu Lin could only hide his surging love and protect her from the shadows.

Chu Sui'an insisted on barging into his world, rising on tiptoe as she teased, "Lu Lin, what are you hiding from?"

His Adam's apple bobbed as he stepped back, voice hoarse. "Educated Youth Chu, I'm not good enough for you."

After they married, the rugged man's possessiveness showed in all the little things: making her brown sugar water, warming her frozen, reddened fingertips, and refusing to let anyone else look at her for even a moment too long.

"Lu Lin, didn't you say you weren't good enough for me? Didn't you say you wouldn't be with me?" Chu Sui'an said, laughing as she twisted his ear.

The man swept her up onto the kang and kissed the tip of her nose, chuckling. "My dear Suisui, I was wrong. I was blind. Don't be mad anymore, okay?"