[Traveling through the 70s + Marriage first, love later + Writing and making money + Double-faced male protagonist]
Xu Mengmeng takes on the role of a sickly educated youth who was abandoned by his family in the 1970s. He earns money by writing manuscripts with a pen and making a living.
In order to protect herself, she married Gu Ye, who was recognized as a "waste" in the village - he didn't work or earn any work points, and he disappeared all day long.
The two agreed to live separately and not interfere with each other.
What she didn't know was that this man controlled underground transactions across the country and was the "wild brother" that no one dared to mess with in the black market.
I thought it was a deal where everyone gets what he needs.
Until the day when the new house was built, he moved her desk to the brightest position by the window.
Until she was writing the manuscript late at night, he turned on the kerosene lamp without saying a word.
Until everyone said: Why did that wild boy from the Gu family suddenly change?
Only then did Xu Mengmeng react.
Among them, she seems to be the only one who still remembers the original sentence - "non-interference".
