The Finicky Little Miss of the 1970S [Book Transmigration]

[Column pre-release: "I'm the Richest Woman in Hong Kong [Transmigrated into a Book]" x "The Little Green Tea of the Seventies". Please add to your reading list.] Xu Youyu wakes up one morning and discovers that she has become the troublemaking female side character in a novel set in a bygone era. The side character is the foil to the heroine. The heroine comes from an ordinary background and has plain looks, but she is hardworking, capable, kind to others, and manages everything at home and outside it. Xu Youyu, on the other hand, comes from a wealthy family and is beautiful, but she's lazy, spoiled, and headstrong, and she's squandered a winning hand. Xu Youyu thinks she's got a reverse face-slapping story as the foil, until she realizes her husband in the book is her sworn enemy, Lu Xinian. Xu Youyu: "..." The foil can lose, but Lu Xinian has to die! Lu Xinian wakes up one morning and discovers that he has transmigrated to the 1970s and become a soldier serving away from home. After surviving one deadly mission after another, he finally returns home. Waiting for him is not an unfamiliar family, but his familiar sworn enemy, Xu Youyu. His sworn enemy Xu Youyu has not only become his wife, she's also carrying his child. Looking at Xu Youyu, heavily pregnant and as determined as ever to cause trouble for everyone and everything. Lu Xinian: "..." Might as well make the best of it. It's not like we can get divorced! [Column pre-release: "I'm the Richest Woman in Hong Kong [Transmigrated into a Book]". Please add it to your reading list.] Xu Chengfeng transmigrates into a book and becomes an insignificant passerby in a novel set in a bygone era. In Hong Kong, where every inch of land is worth a fortune, she has no car, no house, no savings, and only the twenty-five cents she just received. Recognizing the place, she calmly slips the money into her pocket. In her previous life, she worked hard to complete her missions, all so she could return to her hometown. In this life, she wants to stay, by that person's side. But first, she has to conquer the world in front of her. "Gurgle, gurgle..." All right, first things first: she needs to fill her stomach. Lu Jinbai is the biological son in a novel set in a bygone era. As a child, he was secretly switched by a servant and sent to the mainland. He returns to Hong Kong at seventeen, but because he's inferior to the impostor in every way, his biological parents look down on him. It takes him just one year to go from being timid and cautious, to striving to prove himself, to being framed, falsely accused, and thrown out of the house. At eighteen, he walks alone through the cold streets of Hong Kong, ready to end his absurd life. Suddenly, someone grabs his hand and says, "Young man, I can tell you have exceptional bones. You're a natural martial arts prodigy. Want to conquer the world together?" Lu Jinbai: "..." What an idiot! Later, that person becomes Hong Kong's richest woman. He becomes the man behind the richest woman. Well, being kept sure is nice. [Column pre-release: "The Little Green Tea of the Seventies". Please add it to your reading list.] Gu Bei has a comrade-in-arms. He is strong, calm, and seemingly invulnerable. They fight side by side for more than a decade, becoming not only a well-matched team but also each other's most trusted companion. Unfortunately, their comradeship doesn't end well. He dies on the battlefield, and she grows old alone, guarding a city. Reborn into a new life, Gu Bei promptly dumps the scumbag who will betray her in the future and throws herself wholeheartedly into the arms of the comrade who shares her ideals. At the time, Lu Changliu is still a boy, innocent and young. When he sees her, his ears turn red. Later, they get married, but she never sees the man he used to be in him again. Later still, she discovers that his strength, calm, and invulnerability were all an act. The real Lu Changliu is fragile, clingy, and hysterical. He clings to her again and again, begging for cuddles; takes advantage of her affection to throw tantrums; and gets red-eyed when she stands beside another man. Lu Chacha: "You don't love me at all. You only wanted me as your comrade-in-arms." Gu Bei: "So, are we cuddling or not?" Lu Chacha: "We are!" [Reader's Guide] One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first. The male lead is a little green tea. The heroine is a rational woman who only wants to serve her country, while the hero is a lovesick fool who only wants to cuddle his wife. Thesis: Be as faithful to your beloved as you are to your country