When the Darling Wife of the 1970s Glares, Even the Fierce Brute Bows His Head

Shen Zhiwei transmigrated into a book, becoming a young educated woman in a period novel who drugs her hunter husband and tries to elope with a pretty boy, only to bring about her own ruin.

According to the original plot, after her failed elopement, the beastlike man would chain her tightly to the earthen kang. In the end, she and her unborn child would both die on a snowy winter night, when the mountains were sealed off by heavy snow.

To rewrite her doomed fate, on their wedding night Shen Zhiwei drew a line down the middle of the earthen kang and fiercely guarded her virtue.

The whole village waited to laugh at her, betting that the delicate city girl would run away sooner or later, leaving Qin Ye with nothing and no one.

Even Qin Ye thought so.

He couldn’t read or write, and his body was covered in old scars. Everyone in the village avoided him, believing he was a harbinger of disaster.

Like a vicious dog skulking in the dark, he could only lie awake at night, separated from her by that line, greedily yet cautiously breathing in the scent of her hair. He wouldn’t even dare let a fingertip cross the boundary.

Until the day a scumbag set a trap and a gossip spread rumors.

Usually as frail as a flower in the wind, Shen Zhiwei stood protectively in front of the towering man, glaring coldly at the whole village. “You people think you’re fit to talk about my man?”

In that moment, the stray dog from the abyss willingly let himself be leashed.