Vibrant Life in the 1970S

Shen Tingsheng, a country boy so poor that there was only one pair of trousers left in his house, took the token his grandfather had left him for his arranged marriage and brought home a beautiful young wife from the city. From then on, Shen Tingsheng's life's goal was to make sure his wife had enough to eat, warm clothes, and a good life. But his young wife was a little too passionate, and it was honestly hard to keep up... Xie Huaxiang wakes up and finds herself back on the eve of the Down to the Countryside Movement. Before she can ruin the good hand she's been dealt, she quickly latches onto her future husband, who's destined for success. Stick with Brother Sheng and you'll always have food to eat... [Reading guide] 1. A feel-good rags-to-riches story set in the late 1970s and 1980s. 2. The heroine is reborn: she's spoiled and a bit of a handful. If that's not your thing, please don't flame the author. 3. A period food story, loosely based on reality. Please don't nitpick the details. 4. One-on-one romance, happy ending. Ad break! This struggling author is shamelessly asking for your support and a spot in your collection! The Spicy Daughter-in-Law of the Eighties: Ye Huilan was born into poverty and worked her way up from a lowly salesperson to an executive at a multinational company. Her one regret in life was never finding a soulmate. One day, she wakes up inside an 1980s rebirth novel. Her house is bare, she's lazy and greedy, and although she has a face capable of bringing a nation to its knees, she's utterly useless. But she's married to the most promising man in the village. The catch is, she schemed to trap him into marrying her, and he hasn't been home in two years. Spitfire Ye Huilan takes over this mess and decisively calls for a divorce, puts the awful relatives in their place, and crushes the villains. With her keen business sense and iron will, she thrives in the opportunity-filled 1980s! Friends passing by, please add my story to your collections! Theme: