A Marriage Swap in the Sixties

In her previous life, Jiang Qiunan worked herself to death for money. When she opened her eyes again, she found she'd been reborn as the daughter of a wealthy family.

Her mother was a renowned translator, and her father was a prominent local businessman.

Before Jiang Qiunan could enjoy her good fortune, she learned that she'd been reborn in the 1960s. It felt as if the sky had fallen!

Even worse, someone had just set her up, and she'd slept with the man who was originally meant to be introduced to her older sister!

The man came from a rural family and was a skilled technician at her father's factory. He was clever, hardworking, and reliable.

In everyone's eyes, his rural background was his only shortcoming.

But Jiang Qiunan's father didn't mind that at all. He thought highly of the man, so he introduced him to his eldest daughter, hoping they would eventually take over the family factory together.

However, that one shortcoming of his happened to be the very thing his eldest daughter, Jiang Qiuping, couldn't accept.

Jiang Qiuping preferred the wealthy match her parents had found for her younger sister.

She thought her parents were unfairly biased. They'd introduced her sister to someone from a similar background, who studied art, understood romance, and had good taste.

But the man they'd found for her was a bumpkin who hadn't even washed the mud off his shoes!

Her overwhelming resentment led her to orchestrate this accident.

But as soon as Jiang Qiunan heard that the man came from a rural family, and saw his rugged, handsome features, tall frame, and lean, muscular body built through hard labor, she immediately shook off her distress and briskly married him.

A wealthy heiress forced to marry a country bumpkin: no one believed they were a good match.

Her relatives mocked her for marrying beneath her station. They said she'd have to live among a bunch of country folk and watch out for her poor rural in-laws coming to beg for money.

His family worried he'd married above his station, that his wife's family would look down on him, and that his bride would feel wronged and turn into a troublemaker.

And yet the two of them managed to build a good life together.

Theme: Mutual respect.