Farming in the Sixties [Book Transmigration]

That's right, I've finished the novel! (Happily spinning in circles.) Now I'm asking everyone who bought the complete novel to give it a rating. I'm trembling with audacity here, hoping you'll give it a perfect score.

The moment Wang, the eldest daughter of the Chancellor's household, opened her eyes, someone pelted her with rotten cabbage leaves.

On top of that, her father had run off, her mother was dead, and her fiance had been stolen. Who could possibly have it worse?

Then she learned that she had transmigrated into a book, and was the long-dead white moonlight the male lead still couldn't forget.

She couldn't change the ending for the male and female leads?

Fine, then she'd stay away from them.

But could someone tell her why this dirt-poor, rough country fellow kept flirting with her?

And why was she falling for him?!

Well, whatever. She had a fertile plot of land where anything would grow.

As long as she had a bowl of porridge, the man could have half a bowl of soup.

The rough fellow: Half a bowl of soup?

Wang Siwan: (hesitating) Then... a whole bowl of soup?

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The moment Wan Xiaomei was reborn, she found herself caught in bed with a man and on the verge of being ruined.

She simply threw herself into the wild man's arms and said in a coquettish voice, "Oh, dear, handsome brother, these people are so scary. I'm frightened!"

Everyone in Xu Family Village knew that the notorious hothead Xu Tuqiang had been forced to marry Wan Xiaomei, a beautiful widow said to bring bad luck to her husbands.

All the men in the village were waiting to see when the little widow would bring about Xu Tuqiang's death.

All the women in the village were waiting to see when Xu Tuqiang would beat Wan Xiaomei to death.

When night fell and the door was shut, everyone thought Wan Xiaomei was having a hard time. Instead, she stretched out her delicate little foot and gave him a seductive look.

"The water's too hot, dear. Add some cold water for me."

Xu Tuqiang grumbled as he scooped up a dipper of cold water. Then he rolled up his sleeves, crouched down with his tall frame, and gently kneaded her jade-like little foot, breathing heavily.

"Don't cry if I hurt you. I'm not the kind of man who'd feel sorry for you."

A rough man who's all bark and no bite x a pretty, pampered, high-maintenance girl

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