The Little Sweetheart of the Sixties [Book Transmigration]

Song Sitian dies one day and wakes up as the fair-skinned, gorgeous, long-legged village beauty of Xiangqian Village.

After the village beauty nearly drowns and is rescued, she no longer wants to marry into the city. All she wants is to throw herself at the big shot from the book.

At the time, the big shot hasn't yet reached the peak of success. He's a weak, pitiful, helpless country bumpkin in the middle of a famine, but he sure can eat.

The country bumpkin only has eyes for food. He's not remotely interested in someone like Song Sitian, the “village version of a rich beauty.”

Song Sitian offers herself to him, but he only has eyes for food.

“I can never repay you for saving my life. All I can do is offer myself to you.”

“Give me ten jin of grain, and I can save you twice in one day.”

Song Sitian throws herself at him, but he still only has eyes for food.

“Oops, I twisted my ankle.” She loses her balance and leans toward him.

“Whose sweet potato fell?” He strides forward, neatly avoiding her.

Listen, that's the sound of someone hitting the ground.

Showing off their love? Not a chance. They'll never show off their love in this lifetime. They can only keep their married life going with food.

[Reader's Guide]

One-on-one pairing, both each other's first. Village beauty x rugged country boy.

A story about a little fairy with a built-in Mary Sue cheat code and a rugged guy with an iron-straight orientation. It's a goofy story, with no angst and a different kind of sweetness.

When Mary Sue meets Mr. Straight as an Arrow, all the usual tricks are useless.

Theme: Remember the hard times and cherish the good.