Marrying a Demolition Heir in the 1980s

[Please bookmark the new story, The Woman Who Transmigrated into a Big Shot's Life in the 1980s.]

Poor, fair, and beautiful Xiaomeng is reborn. The first thing she does after waking up is hurry off to ask the village's no-good delinquent to date her.

In her previous life, her parents looked down on the delinquent for being a thug without an education. They forced her to marry an educated but heartless scumbag. Her life only got poorer, and he cheated on her. In the end, she was driven to cut off his manhood with a knife before taking her own life.

By then, the delinquent had become a property developer, with more houses than anyone could count.

This time, Xiaomeng refuses to obey her parents. She grabs the delinquent, who's pinning her down in a cornfield and kissing her until her hair is a mess. "Want to kiss me every day?"

The delinquent, still wanting more, says, "I do."

"Great, then let's go get our marriage license."

This is a story about a woman who transmigrates to the 1980s, marries a man who makes his fortune through urban redevelopment, and lives happily ever after.

New story: The Woman Who Transmigrated into a Big Shot's Life in the 1980s

Blurb:

Xie Xiaomeng transmigrates into a Hong Kong school drama, becoming the heroine who is bullied as soon as she appears and tormented nearly to death.

According to the plot, the heroine pursues the male lead, the principal's son, for protection. Then the second female lead appears, misunderstandings and torment follow, and after three hundred rounds of breaking up and getting back together, they finally get a happy ending.

To hell with this deranged plot. In a world where everyone is against the heroine, wouldn't it be better to just pick the second male lead and let him protect her?

In the book, the second male lead, Chao Ge, is the boss of Mong Kok. He's not only muscular but handsome, though he has a bit of a temper and is always challenging people to one-on-one fights or starting brawls. But the heroine is the love he can never have.

After teaming up with Chao Ge, Xie Xiaomeng can not only swagger around her school, but also make her stepmother, the school bully, and the second female lead, who used to torment her every day, all kneel down and beg her to spare them.

One day, Chao Ge, boss of Mong Kok, says, "I've got so much stamina. Are you really not going to move in with me?"

Xie Xiaomeng: "..."

After they move in together, Xie Xiaomeng begs him to let her off. "Chao Ge, let's live separately! Distance makes the heart grow fonder."

Xiaohui's completed Hong Kong gangster story, The Daily Life of a Female Boss in the 1980s; her slice-of-life story, Bringing a Supermarket Back to the 1980s; and her comedy, Seeing Ghosts at the Drop of a Hat, are also available to bookmark and read!

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