Set in the 1970s and 1980s. The male lead is brooding and cunning, while the female lead, who has transmigrated into a book, shines like the sun. Though they never had any connection, their paths cross again and again, all to no avail. She transmigrates into this strange yet familiar era, where she gets to experience the events she once read about in history textbooks: the restoration of the college entrance exams, her father's death, and more. The female lead transmigrates into a book set in the 1970s and 1980s, and, as a perfectly ordinary passerby, meets the male and female leads from the novel she read in her previous life. This time, something strange happens: the male lead doesn't fall for the heroine. Instead, he has designs on her. A back-and-forth romance, gentle affection that grows over time, and an ordinary, peaceful life unfolding.
Readers in the comments, I'm happy that you enjoy my writing. If my work isn't for you, please come and go quietly. Writing is a hobby, and I write according to my own ideas. Let's respect one another.
When will dyeing blonde hair be allowed? Not criticized?
Did you forget to update?
Please give me a big update. My Lu Zhi has appeared!!! Marry!!!
DaDa actually filled in the holes, that's great, don't give up on the article.
Although I have not experienced that era, I still know that in that era, both men and women wore similar styles of clothes. Wouldn't the heroine's dress be too outstanding? If she was dressed so well, wouldn't she be arrested as a capitalist lady? I believe that in the era of the People's Commune, everyone's minds would not be so open. Miss Gu, the author is great, you may need to read history before writing this kind of period article. After all, there is no ink in the stomach, and the things written will be different.
No more, just updated a chapter!!
Why haven't you updated yet? Have you abandoned the update?
Come on↖(^ω^)↗
It's really bad to buy, and the general environment is also written in a mess.
At that time, everyone called them comrades, and calling them ladies was a decadent capitalist idea.