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Su Xingchen was raised by relatives from childhood. Her aunt schemed to arrange her marriage and urgently needed the bride price to buy her son a house.
Xia Ruchen came from a prestigious family and was the hospital's most promising orthopedic surgeon. His parents kept pressuring him to marry, and he'd had enough.
Su Xingchen: How about we make a deal...
Xia Ruchen: Is this really happening?
After a misunderstanding, Su Xingchen initiated a breakup after seven years together.
Xia Ruchen tore up his resignation letter, canceled his train ticket, and sat alone in anguish.
But on the night they broke up, the two transmigrated to a matchmaking event in the 1980s.
She was Su Yufeng, the village secretary's daughter in Xiaohe Village, a woman so haughty she refused to marry and leave her family home.
Sitting across from her was her just-dumped boyfriend, Xia Rucheng, the lazy, gluttonous, germophobic son of the village secretary in Dahe Village.
Their eyes met, and they recognized each other.
Su Xingchen awkwardly said, "Forget it. We're not right for each other."
Xia Ruchen: "How about we give it another try?"
Su Xingchen: ??? She thought Xia Ruchen must have gone crazy.
When the villagers heard that the two lazybones were getting married, they secretly waited to see them make fools of themselves.
But Su Xingchen refused to back down. She was going to college, and she was going to make money, too.
While everyone else was busy dating and making friends at college, Su Xingchen was already starting a business.
Su Xingchen: Prosperity starts one step at a time.
While others fretted over their living expenses, Su Xingchen and Xia Ruchen feasted on meat.
While others scrambled to use connections to get assigned jobs, Su Xingchen started her own factory, became a boss, and bought a little car.
While others showed off their promising husbands, Su Xingchen pointed to the person being interviewed on the science program playing on TV: "That's my husband."
Reader's Guide: Romance comes first, career later.
Note added September 29, 2022.
Completed works: The Female Supporting Character in the 1970s Comparison Group Is Truly Fragrant; The Only Daughter of the 1970s; The Empress in the 1970s; The House-Fighting Champion Becomes a Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel; Imperial Concubine Yu's Daily Life Taming Her Husband in the 1970s.
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In her previous life, Xue Mingzhu was the kind of woman people wanted to marry into a better family. She was beautiful, came from a good family, and went to the countryside to improve her prospects.
But before she could return to the city, disaster struck her family.
Later, she married Cui Zhicheng, a man she knew well. Her husband was considerate, her in-laws were kind, and her stepdaughter was thoughtful. Even when an accident left her unable to have children, Cui Zhicheng stayed by her side, and her parents-in-law comforted and indulged her.
Who could have known that her husband's family had reported her own family, and that all their comfort and kindness was only because they wanted the things her parents had left behind?
Even the stepdaughter she'd treated with genuine affection had only been pretending to care for her. Behind her back, she would sneer, "That silly stepmother of mine..."
Many people urged Xue Mingzhu to accept her situation. Her own family was gone, so she had to rely on her husband's family. Her stepdaughter was grown and would marry someday, so she didn't need to worry about her. They'd been married for years already, so she should stop making trouble.
But Xue Mingzhu refused. She no longer wanted to be a gentle, kind stepmother, and she no longer wanted to live this life. Whoever made her miserable would suffer in return.
Just after she had her enemies sent to prison, Xue Mingzhu was reborn.
When she opened her eyes, she was back in the countryside as a sent-down youth, still the woman everyone envied.
Xie Kai, who had once liked her, and whom she had also fallen for, was still living in the cowshed, undergoing political reeducation, with nothing to his name.
Given a second life, Xue Mingzhu thought of the man who had helped her so selflessly in her previous life and couldn't help asking, "Does what you said back then still stand?"
The man who once dared to dream of whisking her away blushed.
Theme: Work hard, be brave, and build a better life!
Can a person with this kind of brain born in his mother's womb be admitted to the highest university? It can't be a replacement, right?
Why didn't you notify me when you stopped updating? Another book is being updated. What happened to the author?
What do you think they want to do? They want to take advantage of you and steal your husband.
We've been together for a while, and my name is written as Xue Mingzhu.
Why does the heroine always write about Xue Mingzhu? What does it have to do with it?
Serial article: "Climbing high branches in the 1970s" Pre-collection: "Seventy's Recruitment", "My Control Group Is Also Reborn"
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The heroine's name was written wrong once at the beginning and once at the end.
In fact, there is no need for the author to deliberately enhance the protagonist by degrading the intelligence of unimportant supporting characters. Seeing this kind of plot will actually lower the perception of the protagonist.