The Tough Captain of the ’80S Makes the Prettiest Educated Youth Cry

[Naturally strong, tough, fatherly female lead × cunning, highly intelligent, beautiful male youth sent to the countryside] Extreme contrast, mutual devotion, face-slapping, and a hard-earned fortune! In her previous life, Lin Han was plotted against by a fake-sweet young woman sent to the countryside and her awful relatives, and died as a result. Only as she lay dying did she learn that Shen Yuheng, the frail, sickly “pretty boy” whom the whole village looked down on, had taken a fatal knife wound for her, staining his white clothes with blood. Reborn in 1980, the first thing Lin Han does after opening her eyes is run barefoot to the fields. She sees the slender youth being bullied by local hooligans on the field ridge and kicks a two-hundred-jin stone roller three meters away. “This young master is under my protection from now on! Anyone who so much as touches a hair on his head will lose a leg!” From then on, Lin Han, the brigade leader of Taohua Village, becomes famous as a “husband-protecting maniac.” She is strong enough to move mountains and loud as a bell, yet clumsily picks the bones out of his fish and puts the meat in his bowl, then warms his fingers with her calloused hands. The whole village laughs at Lin Han for keeping a pretty but useless “deadweight.” Until one day, everyone discovers that the greedy relatives who tried to take advantage of her have been left bankrupt by fake accounts, while the villains who schemed against them behind her back have been sent to prison. All of it was the work of that “sickly youth sent to the countryside.” A few years later, several Red Flag sedans pull into remote Taohua Village, and the top power brokers from the capital all bow their heads and call him “Young Master.” Lin Han strides forward and shields him with her body. “He’s my man. Who dares take him away?” Shen Yuheng leans obediently against her broad back, the tips of his ears turning red. His voice is soft, but edged with frost: “Mm, I’m not leaving. In life, I belong to Captain Lin. In death, too.”