The Theatrical Couple of the 1970S

[Male Lead's Blurb] Zhang Xiangyang, a little-known actor, transmigrates to 1975. Though food and clothing are scarce, his father is the team leader, his mother dotes on him, he has a beautiful and capable wife, and a sweet, obedient daughter. He wants to be a good man: honor his parents, cherish his wife, care for his child, and lead his family to a well-off life. [Female Lead's Blurb] The ancient noblewoman He Fangzhi has returned to life in another body. At first, she plans to ruin the reputations of the vile man and woman who caused her former body's death. But who could have guessed that the vile man would turn over a new leaf and dote on her more and more? Should she kill him or not? Reading Guide: 1. Set in a fictional version of the 1970s. 2. There are almost no truly awful characters. The male lead transmigrates from modern times, and the female lead from ancient times. 3. This story is satisfying and exhilarating. 4. Thank you for supporting the official version. Mwah! My next novel, “I Transmigrated to Ancient Times, and I Rebelled!”, is now underway. If you're interested, please check it out. There are red packet rewards for the new novel! Blurb: Lu Lanzi transmigrates, and she's lucky. Other people transmigrate alone. She brings her family's supermarket with her, along with a System. Other people transmigrate to a prosperous dynasty. She ends up in an age of war and chaos. Think she'll find somewhere to live in seclusion? No! She chooses the hardest road: rebellion! Zhang Siyao, who transmigrated with her, asks, “Why?” Lu Lanzi replies calmly, “I want to change women's fate. I want them to be able to stand proudly in this world and take charge of their own lives.” At first, the ministers of the old dynasty think Lu Lanzi is just a woman and no threat. Years later, they watch as she governs Huaxia ever better, strengthening the nation and drawing envoys from every land. No one dares underestimate her anymore. Recommended completed novels by the author: [The 1960s: Raising a Winner in Life] [The 1960s: I Became the Mother of a Terrible Person] [The Good Life in the 1970s] [The 1970s: My Wife Is an Educated Youth] Theme: