[Transmigrate into a Book in the 1970s + Beautiful, High-Maintenance Heroine + Alluring and Irresistible + Sweet Romance + Face-Slapping and Punishing Scumbags + Devoted to Each Other]
Xu Mingzhu transmigrates into a book as a notorious, beautiful brat from the 1970s.
From the start, someone drugs her and locks her in a pump house with a strange man. Before long, the whole village will come rushing over to “catch them in the act.”
According to the original plot, her reputation will be ruined, and she’ll be forced to marry the team accountant’s scheming son. She’ll suffer endless hardships and eventually freeze to death in the wilderness.
Xu Mingzhu grabs a wrench: Who wants to be this doomed cannon fodder? Not me!
She exposes the scheme on the spot, deals with the shameless troublemakers, then turns her attention to the man beside her, with broad shoulders and long legs, so cold and hard to approach.
He is He Yanchuan, a technical specialist from the provincial capital who’s come to help with the construction effort, and a future big shot in the original novel who’ll achieve great success and never marry.
A man this good? She’d be a fool not to pursue him.
From then on, Xu Mingzhu takes on the troublemakers and builds her career while openly pursuing the big shot. Today she brings him food, tomorrow she lends a hand, calling him “Yanchuan” with sweet, easy confidence.
Everyone in the village waits to see the cold-faced specialist reject her.
But as they wait, He Yanchuan stands up for her and makes exceptions for her. Even the way he looks at her starts to change.
Later, when the construction project ends, Xu Mingzhu assumes he isn’t interested and decides to give up.
But the man who’s always been calm and restrained blocks her at the doorway, grips her wrist, and says in a low, husky voice:
“Xu Mingzhu, you’re not going to run after getting me all worked up, are you?”
Break more, break more, break more