The Sweet and Spoiled Flower of the Seventies

(Complete. Next book: The Sweetly Doted-On Little Wife of the Eighties [Transmigrated from Ancient Times to the Present]) Yang Xiaoye is a pampered young woman renowned throughout the surrounding villages. She can't carry things on her shoulders or lift them with her hands. Her hands are so soft and fair that even holding a sickle can injure them. They say her parents are high-ranking officials in the provincial capital. They travel by car and eat meat at every meal. She only came to their village to do her part in answering the nation's call, and wouldn't have come to suffer otherwise. Gu Huai is a notorious young hooligan from a poor family, known throughout the surrounding villages. His family has nothing. They eat wild greens and cornmeal dumplings and drink cold water. His reputation is bad because someone framed him, so he works himself to the bone just to earn half the work points of everyone else. And most of those go toward medicine for his blind mother. The villagers never imagined the two would have anything to do with each other. Then one day, the fair and pretty Yang Xiaoye went to the fields with a lunch basket for Gu Huai, who was working there, and wiped his sweat with a handkerchief decorated with little flowers. The villagers were all stunned. Reader's guide: 1. The heroine transmigrates through a reincarnation into her past life. 2. The early story focuses on the plot, while the later story focuses on food. Everything serves the romance. 3. The hero has never acted like a hooligan toward anyone but the heroine. 4. A fluffy romance with no logic, set in a mostly fictional world. If that's not your thing, don't read! Don't read! Thanks. Coming next, please add The Sweetly Doted-On Little Wife of the Eighties [Transmigrated from Ancient Times to the Present] to your reading list. Lin Cha, a wealthy young lady from ancient times, transmigrates to the modern 1980s. She becomes a pampered little wife who is about to run away with another man. Her original self planned to elope with all the money in the household because her husband was injured on a mission and came home disabled. Lin Cha transmigrates into her body with the mindset of someone from ancient times. She knows that even if her husband can never stand again, she still mustn't run off with someone else. Then she discovers that not only is this a one-husband, one-wife world, but her husband is handsome too. He's also a general in the army, a regiment commander! Cha Cha: Was the original girl an idiot? I'd rather die than leave this home! The hero's blurb: In his past life, Gu Yan built a successful career all by himself, only to be killed by someone who'd wronged him. Then he woke up back at the time when he'd just been injured. This time, he was determined not to let his enemies escape. He would nip everyone who'd harmed and deceived him in the bud. But... wasn't his little wife supposed to run off with someone else at this point? Why was she still here? Lin Chacha: I'll take good care of my husband, protect our family, and be a good wife. Gu Yan: You broke four bowls and six basins in one day. If you're not taking the money and running away, are you planning to anger me to death before you go? Early Gu Yan: Since she won't leave, she can't blame me for being ruthless. Pamper her? Love her? Forgive her? Absolutely not. Later Gu Yan: I take it all back! Reader's guide: 1. The hero is reborn, and the heroine transmigrates from ancient times to the present. 2. The heroine is a master at everything, but only when it comes to music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She has no practical life skills. 3. The hero is perfectly healthy, strong, and great in bed. 4. A sweet and satisfying romance. The author doesn't care about logic, so don't overthink it. If it's not for you, click the X. No need to tell me. Other completed period novels: Little Sweet Pepper of the Seventies, Daily Life of a Big Shot in the Seventies, Chosen Woman [Quick Transmigration], Making It as a Top Student in the Nineties, and A Happy Life in the Sixties. Visit my author page to find them. Theme: Sweet romance