The female lead is a work in progress, and she'll keep getting better.
Xu Chun Chun, a white-collar worker, wakes up as Xu Chun Chun, a young woman from Heishigang Village. Fortunately, the original owner is the village chief's youngest daughter, the village beauty at twenty, who doesn't have to work in the fields and even comes with a gentle, handsome husband.
Xu Chun Chun settles in and lives as Xu Chun Chun for a few days, then realizes that something is strange: her cousin from the city keeps urging her husband not to work and to read more, while the village good-for-nothing's silly daughter gets prettier every day and seems able to talk to animals!
Wait, isn't this the plot of the period novel she was reading before she transmigrated? She remembers the male lead was... She turns to look at her educated youth husband, who will help the female lead get rich after his wife dies in the future.
Xu Chun Chun: I want to live for another five hundred years!
Sitting in the courtyard, gazing at the moon and stars. Life is too short, so make the most of every minute and second. A sweet story with no angst for the female lead. Believe that good people are rewarded and bad people will get what's coming to them.
Theme: Hard work can create miracles
Even if it's not her, it's okay. After all, she doesn't have the ability to travel through time for herself.
Entering V after only 17 chapters?
"Zhu" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ week
No, a man is dissatisfied if he is dissatisfied. Why is he blushing?
The heroine is too silly and sweet, and she was so leisurely in the 1970s?
What kind of heroine does this heroine want to be? She has no brains... And...
It's a bit ridiculous. School uniforms from the 1960s still had ties?
The two of them are so pure hhh
What should I do? Sticking out my tongue reminds me of a dog.
Don't labor pains go from mild to severe?