A Wedding in 1970

Please add my next novel, "The Scheming Beauty Is Reborn," to your library. After being reborn, Tong Zhenzhu decisively dumped her scumbag boyfriend. She devoted herself to proving her worth, hoping to return to the city as soon as possible. She never expected Xu Yunchang to ask her to pretend to date him. He could even help her get back to the city. After thinking it over, Tong Zhenzhu agreed. Once they returned to the city, Xu Yunchang said he wanted to really date her. Tong Zhenzhu hesitated, but when she looked at his handsome features and muscular build, and remembered how good he was at making money, she decided it wasn't entirely out of the question. Xu Yunchang was the unattainable heartthrob of Fifth Farm Division. Proud and cold, he never even opened the love letters the female youths sent him. Everyone said he wasn't interested in women, but in truth, he had long since fallen for someone. The girl he liked was so dazzlingly beautiful, and as thorny as a rose. He would have to take his time winning her over. P.S. Family life, slow burn, sweet romance, and a story of striving after being reborn. Recommended completed period novels: "Marrying Well in the Eighties," "A Good Mother in the Sixties," and "The Wealthy Beauty of the Compound." Next novel seeking preorders: "Wei Ling's Cultivation Story" Penglai was the foremost of the Three Immortal Mountains, but over the past five hundred years, the Wei family's daughters had become even more famous than the mountain itself. Every one of them was beautiful and graceful, with extraordinary talent and spiritual power. They had the perfect physique for use as cultivation vessels. Marrying a Wei girl was more beneficial than taking an immortal pill. Across the lands, all the major sects, royal relatives, and prestigious families rushed to propose, each proud to have a Wei girl as a bride. Wei Ling was fourteen. Her family doted on her. She drank honey water made from a hundred flowers, wore a fox-fur cloak with nine tails, and had shoes set with luminous pearls. She also lived up to everyone's expectations, helping her elder brother successfully form his Nascent Soul. But she would rather die than continue living amid such gorgeous prosperity and extravagant indulgence. When her elder brother once again plunged a long silver needle into her skull to drain her spiritual power, she suddenly lunged into the candle flame and set herself on fire. Her seven souls and six spirits fled her body in terror. Later, she possessed an exquisitely crafted wooden doll. P.S. There is a male lead. Theme: A healthy outlook on love and marriage in the 1970s