The Little Fairy Wife of the 1960S

My latest novel, "The Gloomy Eighties Big Shot Always Wants to Get Married," is currently serialized. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb: Ding Miao, a cherished young woman from a cultivation sect, transmigrated into a period romance and became the little wife of a villainous big shot. The little wife was fair-skinned and beautiful, with a graceful figure and a dewy face that looked as if you could squeeze water from it. She was too pretty and delicate to endure hardship. When the big shot injured his leg in an accident, she ran off with a peddler. The big shot was dealt a double blow. He became gloomy and deranged, ready to destroy the world, and the little wife met a tragic end too. At that point, the big shot's leg had only just been injured. He was like the divine beast Chihuo on Spirit Mountain: hot-tempered and quick to flare up. Chihuo only listened to Ding Miao. Whenever it was about to lose its temper, Ding Miao would hug it, pat it, and kiss it. Ding Miao instinctively hugged the big shot and stroked his back again and again. "Don't be mad, don't be mad." The big shot stiffened, then secretly rubbed his head against Ding Miao. He even wanted to go, "Meow..." 1. This is not a "wicked stepmother" story. The female lead and the original owner are the same person. 2. The female lead is gorgeous, has a golden finger, and is a master of medicine. Currently serialized: "The Gloomy Eighties Big Shot Always Wants to Get Married" After graduating from university, Du Sihui resolved to take the civil service exam. After pulling an all-nighter, she unexpectedly transmigrated into a period novel about entrepreneurship and became the male lead's wife, who died young. The original owner was beautiful and wealthy, but a man used her as a stepping stone on his path to success, and she was written out early. In the 1980s, passing the civil service exam wasn't yet a cutthroat competition. As long as you worked hard, you could get in. A secure government job and money: that was her ultimate dream. Why bother with a blind date, especially with a loser like that? She cursed him out and left without hesitation. Only later did Du Sihui realize she had cursed out the wrong person. She apologized, thinking that would be the end of it. But it turned out she had cursed out the story's main villain, the male lead's nemesis. And now the villain was holding her to it. The villain pinned her against the wall, his voice husky. "You have two choices. One, I write your name in my little book: we sleep together and have a baby. Two, I write my name in your little book: we sleep together and have a baby." Qin Lang built his fortune from nothing, carving out his place in the world with his bare hands. He was infamous for his ruthlessness. All he cared about was making money, until a pretty young woman cursed him out. From then on, he couldn't take his eyes off her. He wanted to love her, spoil her, sleep with her, and hear her curse him between soft gasps... Completed novels: "Everyday Life of Getting Married in the Seventies" and "The Eighties: The Metaphysics Master Always Wants a Divorce." For more completed novels, visit the author's profile. Theme: Promote the culture of traditional Chinese medicine and pass down its heritage