Transmigrating to the Seventies: The Little Days

As a consort of the Great Chu Dynasty, she wakes one day to find herself as Han Xiuying, newly married in the early 1970s. Having gone from fine clothes and rich food to coarse grains and wild greens, how will she adapt and build a life in this unfamiliar era? In Life in the 1970s, watch the heroine guide and reform her husband, a notorious good-for-nothing who never does anything useful. Watch the hero grow from a mischievous boy who only likes hunting in the mountains and fishing in the rivers, never doing anything "proper," into a young man who loves and protects his wife. P.S. The heroine officially appears in Chapter 3! New chapters daily! The author won't abandon the story! The author welcomes you to check out a new story of the same type, The Landlady's Daily Life in the 1970s. Ai Zhi was a delicate, innocent young lady, raised in comfort in a duke's mansion. She never imagined that after a trip to the family estate with her mother, one little stumble would send her to an unfamiliar dynasty. From a pampered young lady who had everything she needed and never had to worry about a thing, she became Ai Cao, an abused child bride who went hungry, went cold, and had to work. Worse still, she heard that she could no longer even be a child bride. Her adoptive parents were actually planning to marry her off to a "landlord's brat," a boy everyone despised. Sob... This world is so scary. I want to go home. Gu Dong, the "landlord's brat," had thought he would never get a wife in this lifetime. Class background was everything, and people spat whenever they saw anyone from his family. But he never imagined his own grandfather would bring him a wife one day. Still, she was short, sallow, and scrawny. How could she compare to the pretty young educated woman who had just arrived in the village? New chapters daily! The author won't abandon the story! The author's other completed stories include We Must All Be Well After Being Reborn and A Night of Heartfelt Flirting. Readers who are interested are welcome to check them out. Theme: