The 1970S: The Soft-Hearted Doormat Leaves Her Family Behind to Enjoy Life

[Rebirth, the 1970s, a pocket dimension] In her previous life, Xia Yin went on a blind date with her older sister Xia Qian. Liu Junfan, an employee at a canning factory, took a liking to her, and she married him. Everyone said she was lucky: she'd stolen her older sister's blind date, married into the city, and gained access to state-subsidized grain. Everyone said she'd found a good man. Even though they never had children, Liu Junfan stayed by her side and even brought her whole family to the city, finding them jobs and arranging for them to marry and settle there. But in truth, Liu Junfan had never touched her. Her mother-in-law called her a barren hen, and her family blamed her for not knowing how to keep her own husband's heart. She sank into despair and died of illness in her early forties. Only in the moment before she closed her eyes did she learn that Liu Junfan had married her to hide the fact that he was attracted to men. Her older sister and the rest of her family had all known. That's why they'd made her go on the blind date with Xia Qian, then lied and said Liu Junfan had chosen her... Reborn, she not only refuses to marry him, but exposes Xia Qian and her family's filthy schemes for all to see! She stirs up such chaos in the Xia household that her family, furious, decide to sell her for money. Xia Yin pulls out her marriage certificate and flings it in their faces. “I'm married. I'm done playing along with you. I'm not staying in this dump anymore.” Without looking back, Xia Yin rushes into the arms of Lin Zhihuai, who is waiting for her at home in his wheelchair. Everyone laughs at her for going crazy and marrying a disabled man just to get into the city. But before long, they stop laughing. How did the man with disabled legs get back on his feet? And how is he so broad-shouldered and trim-waisted, with a long, strong body and legs, so fit he can stride along with ease? Now everyone envies her. That girl really knows how to feast!