The Lucky Little Wife of the 1970S

Wei Hongqi sat in the courtyard, quietly planning her future. She hoped to marry an honest man when she turned eighteen, so she would no longer burden her older brother. After getting married, she would have a son and a daughter and raise them well until they were grown. She would work hard in the fields, never get docked work points, and never fail to meet the grain quota. Her family would live happily together for the rest of their lives. Plans never keep pace with change. After getting married, Wei Hongqi discovered that her husband was far too much of a troublemaker to be called honest. The first time Jiang Zheng saw Wei Hongqi, she was wielding a huge broom and chasing someone down with fierce enthusiasm. He fell for her at first sight. He thought a wife like her would keep the household in line. As it turned out, he was right: he too was kept firmly under her thumb. [An ambitious young wife x a deceptively sweet, scheming man] Reader's Guide: 1. A local woman of the era, neither reborn nor transmigrated into a book 2. Everyday life and personal growth 3. The career plot takes up a large part, while the romance is a work in progress Coming Soon: The Villain's Young Wife in a Period Novel Xin Tian had just turned eighteen when she suddenly realized she was living in countless period novels. Her father was the scoundrel from the first period novel, a hooligan and a rascal. Her mother was the stepmother from the second, lazy and greedy. Her older brother was the cannon fodder from the third, ruthless and vicious. Her older sister was the supporting female character from the fourth, devious and cunning. Xin Tian quietly looked at her family. Her father, a factory director, was packing to attend a training program at school. Her mother, hailed by the people as the shining star of model operas, was working on a new piece. Her older brother, a company commander home on leave from the army, was taking local specialties out of his bag. Her older sister... wasn't home. She was representing the school's outstanding students on an exchange trip to the capital. Xin Tian thought, So the novels really are all lies. Then it would surely be fine for her to fall for the not-yet-corrupted villain from the fifth period novel, too. Just look at how refined he seemed, standing in the shade with a book in his hand. He was nothing like the vicious villain described in the novel. Until one day, by chance, Xin Tian spotted the young man near her home and watched with her own eyes as he used a book like a club, striking two people unconscious with brutal force. "...!" Xin Tian took two steps back. The young man looked over, quickly smoothed the book in his hands, and said anxiously, "They attacked first." "They wanted to steal the book you gave me." Theme: Life is not easy.