The Foolish Beauty Is Reborn in the 1970S

●【My next novel is The Eighties: Finding a Rough Guy to Help Raise the Kids. Please add it to your favorites~】 ●【Sweet, soft heroine vs. scheming powerhouse, updated daily at 9 p.m.】 The ditzy beauty Zhu Chenxi is reborn, but she still has no idea how to give her family a better life. Never mind. The guy next door, Gu Shiyuan, has a clever head on his shoulders. Right from the start, her older sister wants to lend all their family savings to an ungrateful man so he can get a job at the machinery factory. Obviously, they shouldn’t lend it to him. Following Gu Shiyuan’s advice, she signs up her own older brother instead. Gu Shiyuan: “I clearly said it’d be better to use it for your brother than for that guy surnamed Li.” Zhu Chenxi: “Exactly, so I signed up my brother. Gu Shiyuan, you can definitely get him into the machinery factory, right?” Gu Shiyuan: “...” Zhu Chenxi is delighted. Gu Shiyuan really is useful. She follows his advice, and her father gets good food and wine, her mother is in great health, her brother’s career goes smoothly, her sister becomes a boss, and she even gets into college. If only she were a little smarter. One day, Zhu Chenxi chats with Gu Shiyuan, her voice soft and enticing. “Gu Shiyuan, you’re so smart. You must understand what I want, right? I want you...” Before she can finish, he takes her hand and places it against his chest, his voice low. “Here you go.” ...his brain, not his body! My next novel is The Eighties: Finding a Rough Guy to Help Raise the Kids. Please add it to your favorites. Blurb below: 【Flirtatious beauty vs. rugged guy】 Jiang Zhifei wakes up one morning in the body of the wicked mother in a period novel. The original owner was a sent-down youth who couldn’t stand the hardship. She quickly married and had twins. Life was going reasonably well until her husband fell ill and died. Just as the wave of people returning to the cities began, she decided to go all the way: she dumped the two kids on Gu Ye, her late husband’s brother next door, and ran off. In the original novel, Gu Ye never married. He raised the kids on his own, built a successful career, and brought both children up to be accomplished and famous. The original owner, meanwhile, was spoiled and domineering, looked down on the poor, and came begging for money once she learned her children had made it. After her cruel behavior was exposed, everyone despised her, and she met a miserable end. The moment Jiang Zhifei opens her eyes, she hears a train conductor shouting, “The train’s leaving soon! Hurry up if you haven’t boarded!” She pushes against the crowd and heads the other way. She isn’t going back to the city. She’s going back to the village. The original owner may have been a scoundrel, but she won’t be. As soon as she gets home, she hears the children crying nonstop while Gu Ye struggles to manage them. Before she can say a word, he fixes her with a cold stare. “Jiang Zhifei, you’d better explain yourself.” Their eyes meet. Jiang Zhifei swallows before she can even get scared. She takes the note saying she’s leaving the kids with him and gives an awkward smile. “It was a joke. Just a joke.” She’s going to turn over a new leaf and raise the children properly. “Gu Ye, thank you for helping me. I’ll repay you, I promise!” One morning, the two of them wake up at the same time. Gu Ye looks at the person beside him, who wears an embarrassed expression, and scoffs. “So this is how you repay me?” “Good looks are a menace.” Jiang Zhifei raises her hands in surrender. “It was a misunderstanding, all of it. It won’t happen again!” Ahem. As it turns out, not only does it happen again, it happens again and again. Theme: Love blooms toward the sun