[1970s] [Beloved by all, then a triumphant comeback] [Face-slapping, no angst, feel-good story] [Redemption] [Family life and an ensemble cast] [Building wealth]
Song Zhixia was a police academy student in the 21st century. One day, she transmigrated and became the educated youth's wife, sold off after being set up by a scumbag and a vile woman. What was she supposed to do with a start like that?
Song Zhixia blinked, then decided: To hell with it!
She plunged a knife into the man's belly and slapped her cheap mother-in-law across the face. You want to marry me? Dream on!
Once she swaggered out, it was the end for the scumbag and vile woman who had set her up. Since she had taken over the original owner's body, she naturally had to inherit her hatred, too.
But life held more than hatred. It held a future, too.
Even in the 1970s, when clothes and food were scarce, Song Zhixia could still forge her own path.
She started by selling woven baskets and gift boxes, then moved on to making furniture, building the name of Kaoshantun Home Furnishings into a household brand.
She not only made her own way, but also led the men and women of the whole village toward a comfortable life.
She had never expected to find love, but then Jiang Rang entered her life. He despised himself and was insecure, yet he gave her a love that was simple and steadfast, just like the 1970s.
He gave without asking for anything in return.
He had the most handsome face, yet the most humble heart.
He never dared to hope Song Zhixia would love him. But he didn't know that, even back then, Song Zhixia had already engraved him in her heart.
In the end, when he mistakenly thought Song Zhixia was about to leave, all he dared to do was cling to her leg and plead humbly: “Don't forget me.”