Transmigrated into a Male Educated Youth in the 1970S

[The pen name has changed: formerly "Miao Zai Yao Chi Cao". Find more completed male-lead romances in my author collection!] When Qi Yun wakes up, he finds himself aboard an old-fashioned green train, transformed into a young man about to arrive at a rural village for reeducation. "In response to the policies of the Party and its leaders, educated youth must go up to the mountains and down to the countryside, immersing themselves in the grassroots... to learn from the spirit of the broad masses of the proletariat..." Qi Yun: "..." He had planned to spend his days quietly writing, watching the clouds drift by, and being a handsome, tranquil young man. Then a village tyrant informed him that, starting today, she was going to like him. Female Supporting Character A [screaming]: "What do you even like about her? She's so ugly!" Qi Yun [smiling]: "Sorry, I just like how ugly she is." Villagers A, B, and C: "Hey, that kid got into university and went back to the city. He's definitely never coming back!" Qi Yun: "Honey, hurry up and pack more diapers for the baby. We're taking the train tomorrow." Eldest Grandson's Hater: "Yeah, right. If Qi XX hasn't had plastic surgery, I'll livestream myself eating shit!" After a pet variety show reveals the family background and origins of the eldest grandson's grandparents because of a dog... Eldest Grandson's Hater: "Ahhh, I believe my male god hasn't had plastic surgery now! Lick, lick, lick! Male god, please show us some old photos of the senior male god~" Reader's guide: 1. The male lead looks mature, steady, gentle, and refined, but inside he's childish and narcissistic. He acts wronged when dressed, but can fight when he takes his clothes off. 2. The female lead is a village queen. If she can solve something with her fists, she won't waste breath on it. 3. The female lead looks like a sultry homewrecker, but in this era she can't pull off the Mary Sue act. She's more like a cannon-fodder woman in a rural romance, the kind who openly does whatever she wants and makes the male lead fall for her. 4. No cheating, physical or emotional. 5. Apart from being clever and handsome, the male lead has no golden finger [innocent, gentle smile]. 6. This story is set in a partly fictional world, with occasional authorial inventions. 7. Writing ten thousand words a day... 8. The international literary prizes, diplomatic affairs, and other events in the story are all made up by this author, Cao Miao. Please don't complain. 9. More to be added when I think of it. Theme: