The 1970s: After Our Marriages Were Swapped, the Rough Miner Went Crazy with His Scientific Mind

Overnight, Jiang Mian transmigrates into a book and becomes the unlucky girl in a 1970s novel whose reborn cousin swaps her into a bad marriage.

Her cousin snatches up the man destined to become a millionaire, leaving Jiang Mian with Shen Jiyeye, a frail, short-lived, rough-hewn man sent down to the countryside.

Everyone waits for Jiang Mian to suffer through a lonely marriage and a life of misery. They have no idea that Shen Jiyeye’s gaze grows more intense with every passing day.

Shen Jiyeye has a secret: he suffers from severe combat trauma and insomnia.

Then Jiang Mian marries him, and the unique, cool herbal scent she carries becomes the only cure that works for him.

Just being near her calms his restlessness and lets him sleep soundly through the night.

Jiang Mian only wanted to forage for herbs in the mountains and get rich at her own pace, but this usually aloof, abstinent man keeps cornering her night after night.

His eyes red-rimmed, his voice low and restrained, he pleads, “A Mian, don’t go… Let me hold you, just for a moment.”

Later, Shen Jiyeye returns to the pinnacle of scientific research, and the revelation of his identity sends shockwaves through the capital.

While her cousin is still tearing her hair out over a few hundred yuan, Jiang Mian is already being cherished like a queen by a top national engineering expert.