Everyday Life of Getting Married in the Seventies

My new novel, Be the Boss of the Gloomy Male Side Character in the Era, is currently being serialized. Please add it to your collection. The blurb is at the very bottom. Content warnings: 1. The female lead does not go to college. 2. The female lead has a golden finger, but it's not a very powerful one. Blurb: At the city's machinery factory lives Qian Xiuzhi, whose family has four daughters, each as lovely as a flower. No matter how beautiful they are, daughters cannot carry on the family line. People call Qian Xiuzhi the mother of a family with no sons. She's been strong-willed all her life, and she's determined to find four good husbands for her four daughters and hold her head high in front of the neighbors. Her first three daughters married into good families, just as she'd hoped. But her youngest, Zhai Fengjiao, fell for a poor young man. Qian Xiuzhi naturally objected, so Zhai Fengjiao threw herself into the river in a fit of anger. When Zhai Fengjiao transmigrated into the story, Qian Xiuzhi was holding her and weeping. Still dazed and confused, Zhai Fengjiao was left reeling by her mother's endless talk of marriage. Without thinking, she pointed at the handsome, cool-looking man in front of her, drenched from rescuing her, his muscles faintly visible through his wet clothes. "I'll marry him, then." Qian Xiuzhi was horrified. She wanted her daughter to marry into a good family, but she'd never imagined setting her sights on Xu Hang. He was from a prominent family compound and lived in a Western-style mansion... Qian Xiuzhi hurriedly dragged her daughter away. Who could have guessed that six months later Xu Hang would show up at their door with a huge pile of gifts, saying earnestly and solemnly, "Please let me date Jiao Jiao, with marriage in mind." Currently serializing: Be the Boss of the Gloomy Male Side Character in the Era. Blurb: Du Sihui's lifelong ambition was to get a secure civil-service job. After staying up all night, she suddenly transmigrated into a book, and from the start, found herself at a matchmaking meeting. The original owner was stunningly beautiful. Though she had an older brother, she was treated as an only child, and the house and money in the family would all be hers. It was a perfect start, but a man ruined everything. She became a stepping stone on the male lead's path to the top and met a tragic end early on. In the 1980s, landing a secure job wasn't yet a fiercely competitive struggle. With hard work, it was easy enough to get one. A secure job and money: these were her ultimate dreams in both lifetimes. As for matchmaking? With a man like that? She promptly gave him a piece of her mind and walked away. Only later did she realize she'd chewed out the wrong person! The man she'd cursed out was the sinister villain in the book, the male lead's sworn enemy. Worse yet, the villain had her trapped in his clutches. The man cornered her against the wall, his voice low and clinging: "Two choices. One, you put me in your little ledger: sleep together, have a baby. Two, I put you in mine: sleep together, have a baby." Qin Lang had built his fortune from nothing. He was notorious, cold as iron, and cared about nothing but making money. Until the day a charming young woman with bright, delicate features gave him a thorough tongue-lashing. After that, he could never take his eyes off her. A fire blazed in his heart, and he wanted to hear her curse him breathlessly... Later, he got his wish. He felt bad for her, but still couldn't stop... Du Sihui: ... So everything in the book was a lie! They said he was a gloomy villain, so how did he turn into her obedient contractor who did whatever she told him? But when it came to that one thing, he wouldn't listen to her at all! Completed novels: Matched with an Antique Tycoon, My Everyday Life After Marrying a Big Shot in the 1970s, The Little Fairy Wife of the 1960s, The 1980s: The Metaphysics Master Keeps Wanting a Divorce. You can find them in the author's profile. Since you're already here, please check them out! Theme: Promote new attitudes toward marriage.