The Little Lucky Wife of the 1950s

Lin Xiaojing traveled to the 1950s with a spatial dimension.

Her family was desperately poor and favored boys over girls, raising her as a daughter whose purpose was to "bring them a younger brother." But after raising her for more than a decade, Lin the Eldest still hadn't succeeded in getting the boy he wanted.

They cursed her as someone born with the fate of a pauper and a jinx, then sold her cheaply to the eldest young master of the wealthy Gu family in town, to bring him good luck through marriage.

This eldest young master, once as bright and noble as the moon and wind, had become lame and weak. He lay limply in bed, his body ruined and unable to father children. Everyone said he wouldn't live for much longer.

The Gu family and Lin Xiaojing's parents planned to wait a little longer for Gu Zheng to die, then seize his inheritance.

But they waited and waited, and the eldest young master Gu still didn't die. Instead, Lin Xiaojing's belly grew, her life got better and better, while theirs only went from bad to worse.*

On the wedding night when Lin Xiaojing married the eldest young master Gu, the handsome man lay in bed while she wiped him down and washed his face.

"They all say you like the eldest daughter of the Bai family. Once you're better, you can find a way to move my household registration out of your family. I won't bother you."

"Once you're better..."

Everyone said the eldest young master Gu wouldn't survive, but his new bride was the only one holding his hand and saying, "Once you're better."

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