In the 1980s, I Became a Fat Girl and Married a Fake Young Master

[Optimistic, Resilient, Clever Heroine vs. Gloomy, Cold, Obsessive Hero]

Zhu Guo dies and transmigrates to the early 1980s, where even toilet paper is a luxury.

No pocket dimension, no spirit spring, no System, no golden finger at all.

That would be fine, except she winds up with a body that gains weight just from drinking water, becoming a chubby girl rarer than any luxury good.

To make matters worse, her life is full of hardships. She lost both parents young and was supposedly adopted by her father's old comrade, a kind-hearted leader who owed him a favor. He brought her and her younger brother to live in the army compound, where they'd enjoy a comfortable life. In truth, the siblings are dependent on others and suffer one injustice after another.

As soon as Zhu Guo transmigrates, she exposes the family's true colors and takes the compensation money back to her hometown in the countryside.

Unexpectedly, there's a fake young master back in her hometown. According to the story, his parents switched him at birth with the real young master, and when the truth came out, he was driven back from the capital, his reputation in ruins. His biological parents are seriously ill, his younger sister is useless, and he has to shoulder the whole family on his own.

Zhu Guo feels sorry for him and helps him out a little. Then things get out of hand: the fake young master latches on to her.

Unable to shake him, Zhu Guo reluctantly starts dating him.

Fine, she absolutely will not admit that she gave in to the fake young master's outrageously good looks.

She's just a little lovestruck. Just a tiny bit.

Between dating, doing business, and enjoying three square meals a day, Zhu Guo builds a lively, happy life. Then her adoptive younger sister from the army compound gets jealous, and so does the real young master.

The two of them come knocking.

What a damn mess...

Please note: The characters' values in this story do not represent the author's. Please keep that in mind!

Also, this dumb author's intelligence is limited, so the occasional plot hole is inevitable.