Currently serializing: The Sweet Wife of a 1970s Educated Youth
Coming soon: The Sweet Bride of the 1960s. Summary at the very bottom
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A young lady, skilled in both literature and martial arts, transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes Ye Ran, a villainous supporting character who has done every sort of wicked deed.
She arrives just after the original Ye Ran has done something terrible, suffered the consequences, and been rescued by a soldier who was home visiting his family.
He says gruffly, "Because I saved you, the woman I was supposed to marry ran off. You owe me a wife, got it?"
She looks at the tall, imposing man with striking brows and bright eyes, and nods. "Got it, got it. I'll be your wife."
Xiao Jin: ...That's not what I meant!
People say the woman he rescued is a vicious, terrifying villain.
But whenever someone comes looking for trouble, she always cowers behind him. "Brother Xiao, I'm scared..."
Where's the viciousness? Where's the terror? She's clearly so sweet and delicate, how could anyone not want to cherish her?
Until...
Xiao Jin accidentally sees the beautiful girl kick a burly man flying, and feels his own skin tighten.
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Ranran has recently noticed that something is off about Xiao Jin. His gaze keeps wandering, and he always avoids her.
She says, "Brother Xiao, come here."
Xiao Jin takes three steps back. "I'll tell you, I'll tell you. Ranran, I accidentally saw you bathing a couple of days ago..."
---Ranran: Holy crap, that was close. She thought he'd caught her peeking at him in the bath!
Currently serializing: The Sweet Wife of a 1970s Educated Youth---
Qiao Ziyan transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming a female educated youth who has spent seven years in the countryside and finally gotten the chance to return to the city, only to have her stepsister take her spot.
Afraid she might do something rash, the aunt who cooks at the educated youth station sets her up with a man.
He's a soldier, with a ramrod-straight posture, a cold, stern presence, and a frightening gaze. He looks like a real tough guy.
Everyone says marrying a soldier means marrying loneliness. Ye Zhixin doesn't want to spend her youth as a lonely army wife... So maybe not.
But the second time she meets the man, he takes her to his company, where all the soldiers call her sister-in-law.
Something's not right here, is it?
Coming soon: The Sweet Bride of the 1960s
Yesterday, He Zhiyao had just returned from studying abroad. Wearing a finely tailored suit, he sat in the living room drinking coffee and reading the newspaper, while criticizing the country wife his parents had arranged for him, saying she didn't know how to sit or stand properly. Today, he's been hauled off in a truck, filthy and disheveled, to be sent down to the countryside.
People say there's plenty of opportunity to make something of yourself on the land, but He Zhiyao knows nothing about farming or the local area, and ends up being singled out for criticism and reeducation.
Chen Xiaomai, He Zhiyao's neglected but ambitious wife, says, "If you get named an exemplary worker, I'll agree to divorce you."
A year later, Chen Xiaomai looks at her husband, now an exemplary worker. "He Zhiyao, let's get divorced."
He Zhiyao pinches her soft, sweet cheek. "Divorced? Come back to the city with me!"
Xiaomai: What happened to the divorce we agreed on?
Theme: Treasure the person by your side
A Female Forensic Doctor in the 1970s [Criminal Investigation]
Awakening as a Metaphysical Medicine Prodigy in the 1980s
The Powerful Man of the 1970s and the Beautiful, Delicate Woman
Forcibly Marrying the Village Beauty of '70
The Wealthy Matriarch Is a Metaphysical Chinese Medicine Doctor
The Handsome Little Wife of a Powerful Man in the Seventies
The Adorable Wife of a 1970s Educated Youth
The Overseas Returnee's Adorable Wife in the 1960s
A Young Bride Among the Educated Youth of the 1970s
The Possessive Villain's Spoiled Wife [Book Transmigration]
I feel that this uncle is really bad. In front of Xiao Jin, one is good for him and the other is good for him. His wife abuses his nephews and nieces. He really doesn't know, he is just pretending to be confused.
Can a man like Xiao Jin, who gave all his money to an unrelated aunt and then allowed her to abuse his own siblings, be said to be responsible? You also promised your eldest aunt that even if you marry a wife, you will mail your salary to your eldest aunt to take care of it, so that your wife and siblings can go to your eldest aunt for money if they have anything to do? Not to mention pretending to agree first and then actually not giving it, what a roundabout way of saying that she is the wife of the uncle next door and not her own mother. In fact, his eldest aunt blatantly abused his siblings, and his so-called roundabout strategy of sending money did not work. Let's just say that for a man like this, even if he has muscles all over his body and a righteous face, what's the use? If anyone with this kind of behavior can be called a good man, then I would advise a woman to live her own life alone.
Is it over? So short? Not enough to watch
The army also has schools, right? Why not join the army together?
"Zai Xiao Jin" is a big bug for the author~
"Your serious illness" is a big bug for the author~
", "This is milk candy in broad daylight" is a big bug for the author ~ White Rabbit Milk Candy
The male protagonist has lost all face, jue
Very well written, cheers!
It's over, I completely forgot to watch it again