A Sweet, Cherished Wife in the 1980S [From Ancient Times to the Modern Day]

(My next story is coming soon. Please add "Fleeing Famine in the 1960s with a Game System" to your reading list.) Lin Cha, the daughter of a wealthy merchant in ancient times, transmigrates to the 1980s. She becomes a pampered young wife who's about to elope with someone. Her husband was injured on a mission and discharged from the army, returning home as a cripple. So she planned to take all the money in the household and run away with another man! Lin Cha arrives with the mindset of someone from ancient times. She knows that even if her husband can never stand again, she can't elope with someone else. Then she takes a look around and realizes that not only is this a monogamous society, her husband is also handsome. He's even a military commander, a regiment commander! Cha Cha: The original owner must have been an idiot. I'd rather die than leave this family! The male lead's version: In his previous life, Gu Yan worked his way to fame and fortune all by himself, only to be killed by someone else's treachery. Then he wakes up back at the moment he was first injured. This time, he vows not to let the villains escape. He'll nip everyone who hurt and deceived him in the bud. But... wasn't his pampered young wife supposed to elope with someone else at this point? Why is 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 eloping, are you planning to infuriate me to death before you leave? Early Gu Yan: Since she won't leave, she can't blame me for being cruel. Pamper her? Love her? Forgive her? Absolutely not. Later Gu Yan: I take it all back! Reader's Guide: 1. The male lead is reborn, the female lead transmigrates from ancient times to the modern era. They marry first, fall in love later, and he has to win her back. 2. The female lead is exceptionally skilled, but only at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She has no practical life skills at all. 3. The male lead is perfectly healthy, strong, and very capable in bed. 4. A sweet, satisfying story. The author doesn't care about logic. Don't overanalyze it. If it's not your thing, just click away; no need to tell me. My next story is coming soon. Please add "Fleeing Famine in the 1960s with a Game System" to your reading list. Tangguo transmigrates to the end of the 1950s, the hardest years of all. Ahead of her is a time with no large cooking pots, no food, not even any tree bark left. With no other choice, the whole village flees northeast in search of food. They hear the land there is fertile and sparsely populated. Unfortunately, Tangguo is only five years old. She has no say in anything and can't work, making her a deadweight. Her family has seven children, six of them girls. The only boy is the same age as her and does nothing but suck his thumb and cry that he's hungry. Their family is on the brink of ruin, and all their relatives keep their distance, afraid of getting dragged down with them. Tangguo says: What's there to fear? I have a Game System. Complete all the daily missions and you can earn iron ore. Save up enough and you can win a lottery draw. Ding-dong! Congratulations, player. You've won one jin of pork and ten jin of rice. Tang the Rich, Stand Tall, Guo: So what if we're girls? Girls can thrive, too! She face-slaps the family of her second uncle, who thinks only sons matter, and proves that girls can hold up half the sky. They enjoy good food and drink all along the way, and not a single child in their family gets left behind. They turn their flight from famine into a trip, and even pick up a pretty little boy to raise along the way. When they reach the Northeast, the bachelors in a small mountain village light up at the sight of Tangguo's family. Some get to work, some fetch water, and a few are practically ready to move in with gifts and marry into the family. Tangguo: Well, line up one at a time. Handsome guys with good physiques get priority. The guy they picked up on the road and raised into a big shot: Hmm? Say that again? Other completed period stories: "A Sweet and Delicate Flower in the 1970s," "The Little Sweet Pepper of the 1970s," "The Big Shot's Everyday Life in the 1970s," "Chosen Woman [Quick Transmigration]," "A Comeback in the 1990s: Becoming a Top Student," and "A Happy Life in the 1960s." Visit my collection to see them. Theme: Wherever you are, love life and treat others with a sincere, kind heart!