No Wedding Night After the Marriage, Just Sending a Capitalist's Daughter to the Countryside

[Ten thousand words a day] + [Daily life] + [Hunting] + [Herding] + [Horse riding and archery] + [Business growth] + [No grinding misery, no living on bran and wild greens]

Wang Weimin is reborn in 1968 and faces a capitalist’s daughter who is his wife in name only, pregnant with the child of his childhood friend, Chen Jianjun.

His first move is to go to the neighborhood office and confess that he falsified his age to get married, sending both of them to labor reform in the Great Northwest.

As one of the people involved, he is rewarded on the spot with a job at the supply and marketing cooperative. Before he can even celebrate, however, he learns he’ll have to spend two years training on the grasslands.

The grasslands in 1968, and a job at the supply and marketing cooperative!

That’s not bad at all. It’s a little far away, but the life sounds good. He can ride horses, herd livestock, and practice archery. With a few connections, he can come back and become a rich man!

He agrees without hesitation. “I’m in! I’ll leave right now!”