The Empress in the 1970S

Coming soon: the period novels My Beauty Is Unrivaled, Raising Fox Cubs, and Consort Yu's Wonderful Sixties. Please add them to your favorites! The pampered empress, adored by both her father and mother, suddenly transmigrates to the 1970s. In a daze, she is tricked by her shameless younger sister and brother into becoming an educated youth sent down to the countryside. She can't do manual labor or wash clothes, and she's picky about her food. The only thing she can do is cook, and she's so poor her pockets are practically jingling with emptiness. Rubbing her smooth fingers, the empress decides that life like this is truly hard to bear. -- Gu Changqing, the village bully, is good at just about everything, inside and out. What's rare is that he's handsome and knows how to treat women gently. Most importantly, he has a space supermarket. A beautiful white lotus suddenly arrives in the village. Gu Changqing quickly draws a line and brings her home. Reader's Guide: 1. Both leads are each other's only one, and it has a happy ending. 2. The heroine comes from ancient times to the present. In her previous life, she was an empress who had just entered the palace and had not consummated her marriage. She had barely seen the emperor before her wedding, and had been taught since childhood that she would marry him, so she doesn't really understand love. The hero is from this world and has a personal space. 3. Sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet enough to make your teeth ache. 4. The author is sensitive, so if you don't like it, please close the page. Please don't attack me. 5. Updates are irregular, but I'll do my best to update daily. Please enjoy the author's completed novels: Slice-of-life: Return to the Seventies and Become a Tycoon. The hero has no shame. Historical romance: The Butcher's Beautiful Wife. A flower gets ravished by a pig butcher. Historical romance: A Scumbag Husband's Reform Handbook. You, that good-for-nothing, get over here. Historical romance: The Beautiful Girl Next Door. Beauty, come with me. Historical romance: Take the General Along to Farm. Where's the ugly old bachelor I was promised? Please add the shameless author's page to your favorites. Theme: