[Transmigrate into a book + devoted couple + rugged man + doting husband + everyday family life + feel-good, sweet period story]
After transmigrating into a book set in the ’90s, Lin Xi finds herself married from the start to Liu Zheng, a thug with a terrible reputation.
But Lin Xi isn’t worried in the slightest. In fact, she’s thrilled.
Everyone expects her married life to be miserable, but her thug of a husband turns out to be completely different from what they imagined.
He’s domineering and unruly outside, but gentle and clingy at home, spoiling his wife without limit or restraint.
Short on money? What’s that like? I want to find out!
Earning money to support the family? How exciting!
With the attitude that you might as well make the best of wherever you end up, Lin Xi begins her life in the ’90s.
The female protagonist is a bit of a virgin, and she is a softie, and the best one always finds fault with her. The male protagonist is not very helpful to the heroine, and both of them are not talkative. The male protagonist also has a childhood sweetheart, both of whom are married to the female lead. He says that he has no other women, and in his actions he is always ambiguous about other peach blossoms, and sometimes he wonders if he is really a gangster. He is a bit foolish and filial. Even after they are separated, he is still manipulated by his best mother. It is very frustrating to Qu Wen. I suggest you not to read it.