Chasing My Husband in the 1970S: I Married a Rugged Man and Refused to Be the Blood-Donor Contrast

Su Wanzhi opened her eyes and found herself back three days before the wedding swap. Looking at her biased parents and her sweet-faced, scheming younger sister, she refused to put up with them any longer. She took back her dowry and betrothal gifts, sold her job, and agreed to the wedding swap. She knew that her supposed fiancé, Gu Wenxuan, had been involved with her sister, Su Mingyue, for ages. He was a complete scumbag, so now that she had the chance, she was going to get as far away from him as possible. By contrast, Lu Zheng, whom her sister and the Su family had cast aside, was a real man: responsible and dependable. Marrying him was no loss. Later, Su's parents watched Su Wanzhi thrive, then looked at Su Mingyue, trapped in an unhappy marriage and surrounded by constant chaos. They were filled with regret, but by then it was too late. They had pushed their capable daughter so far away that there was no way to make things right... Lu Zheng watched his wife grow more and more outstanding, and saw all kinds of men appearing at her side. His sense of urgency reached its peak. His wife could only be his, and she could only have eyes for him. No other man would even get close enough to touch the hem of her clothes... Gu Wenxuan watched his former fiancée grow more and more beautiful, unable to hide his regret. She should have been his, but now he had lost everything...