The Fierce Wife of the Seventies

The short-tempered doctor Lin Yuanlai transmigrated back to the 1970s.

Even she was still eavesdropping to figure out exactly which year she'd landed in.

"That girl from the eastern end of the village sure is lucky. Maybe she'll get to go back to the city with her husband once they marry."

"You said it! She married an educated youth. Once he gets a secure job, she'll never have to worry about a thing!"

"Exactly! Exactly!"

"If anyone's had it rough, it's the girl from the western end of the village. Someone stole her man right out from under her, and she nearly lost her life. Now her father is crippled, too..."

"That's not all. I hear the man she's just gotten engaged to is impotent. Oh, what a miserable fate!"

"Well, after all that, even a perfectly healthy man wouldn't want her..."

Lin Yuanlai shrugged helplessly, stood up, dusted off her backside, and headed home. By the way, what year did the educated youths return to the city?

A doctor trained in the sciences, Lin knew little about the larger historical context of this era, and she was even more baffled by the strange turn her own life had taken. So far, all she knew was that she was about to get married, and that she was the girl from the western end of the village who'd been jilted and then gotten engaged to someone else.

After asking around, Lin Yuanlai pieced together the rough story. She'd been alone in the world in the 2020s, and then she'd transmigrated, suddenly acquiring parents, a fiance, an ex-boyfriend, a tea-sipping love rival, and all sorts of connections she'd never had before... She wasn't sure whether she ought to laugh or cry.

Later, once she'd learned the basics of life in the 1970s, Lin Yuanlai had to admit she'd arrived at a "perfect" time: the two-timing jerk and the scheming green tea were living happily together, on the verge of making it big. Meanwhile, her father had a broken leg, her mother-in-law was seriously ill, and the man she was marrying was... Well, thank goodness she was a doctor. The first two were illnesses and could be treated, but what was wrong with the burly man in front of her, staring at her with such worry?

The man asked, "Wife, are you planning to compete with that educated youth surnamed Jia for the elementary-school teacher position?"

Lin Yuanlai said, "Yes."

The man looked as if he were afraid of hurting her pride. He asked carefully, his face full of concern, "But to be an elementary-school teacher, you have to know lots of characters!"

Ms. Lin, a medical PhD from the twenty-first century: "...I know."

This novel is also known as The Short-Tempered Witch Transmigrates into a Delicate Beauty, Yet Still Rules the 1970s, Takes Down Scum, Serves Tea, Marries a Handsome, Poor Man, and Reaches the Pinnacle of Life

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A shop assistant at the Gai Zi Rang Antique Store suddenly died under mysterious circumstances, his death horrifying to behold. Those who saw him said, "He turned completely green." He must have touched something he "shouldn't have."

Repeat a rumor often enough, and it becomes truth. Soon the entire antique world around Jingjing was abuzz: "Someone illegally robbed a tomb and angered the evil spirit inside. Now it's escaped and attached itself to the Gai Zi Rang Antique Store..."

There are wild ancient tombs in the city these days? What is this, a Yang Guo fantasy?

Rong Yi paid no attention to the malicious rumors spread by his competitors. He had no one but himself, and plenty of money. Still, as the owner of the Gai Zi Rang Antique Store and honorary chairman of the Jingjing Antique Association, Rong Yi decided to go see the scene himself.

Shop assistant Hua Rong: "Boss, you're really going? Haven't you heard of a ghost that follows people? My grandma says that after people die, their souls..."

Rong Yi, a sunny and upstanding young man, lectured his assistant: We should believe in science and reject superstition.

"Inside the tomb."

Shop assistant Hua Rong: "D-did you see that?"

Shop assistant Hua Rong: "It-it's just a shadow, right?"

Shop assistant Hua Rong: "Do ghosts that follow people have shadows?"

Rong Yi's head was throbbing from all the racket. He was just about to tell the kid to shut up when a hand slowly came to rest on his shoulder from behind...

A cool, otherworldly heroine VS a wealthy hero who knows how to enjoy the moment

Theme: Studying hard is crucial.