The Tyrant and Me in the Eighties

My next novel, The Trash Author Doesn't Deserve Me [Quick Transmigration], is now underway. The heroine saves badly written stories with terrible endings. She's charming and flirtatious, so please add it to your reading list.

Overnight, popular young actress Xiao Qingqing transmigrates back to the 1980s.

What? That cannon-fodder tyrant from the historical drama she starred in has transmigrated here too?

The tyrant jumps up in fury: I will have your entire clan executed!

Qingqing glances up: Huo Yuanjia is about to start. Do you want to watch? If not, I'm leaving.

The tyrant's face darkens, but he obediently follows her.

The tyrant bristles: Sharing a bus with so many people is an insult to imperial dignity. What kind of behavior is this?

Qingqing curls her lip: Who told you not to learn how to ride a bike?

The tyrant's face darkens even more. That night, he secretly practices riding and ends up tumbling into a ditch, bike and all.

The tyrant says bashfully: I grant you permission. I will make you Empress.

Qingqing replies coolly: But I don't like men who can't speak English.

The tyrant's face turns completely dark. Through gritted teeth, he pulls out an English textbook from the 1982 People's Education Press.

A sweet, doting slice-of-life about a bickering couple in a small southern city in the 1980s. Laughter and tears, with both of them spoiling each other.

→ A friend's romance recommendation, a tale of getting rich in the 1980s: The Road to a Fortune in the Eighties by Xifan Bobo. A special approach to making it big.

→ A friend's sweet danmei recommendation: Has the Academic Slacker Idol Confessed Yet? by Xu Xie: [A silly, loyal puppy of an academic slacker idol top X a cool, physically formidable top student bottom]

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