Back to 1992

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After finally healing from her childhood wounds, Zhou Baozhu had a thriving career and a happy love life. Who knew that she would wake up reborn in 1992, the year she turned three?

After the autumn harvest of 1992, her parents would leave to find work, and Zhou Baozhu would become the first left-behind child in the village.

Her aunt and young aunt, who already had a poor relationship with her mother, would terrorize her, put her down, and order her around. The other children would mock her for being unloved and unwanted.

Newly reborn, Zhou Baozhu clung to her mother's leg, packed up their belongings, and followed her parents to the provincial capital.

But once life improved, her grandparents began pressuring her parents to have a son. Her uncle and younger uncle were proud of having sons, and kept saying that no matter how much money her family had, it would all end up benefiting outsiders.

In response, Zhou's father showed through his actions that he adored his daughter and didn't want a son.

Her mother bought Zhou Baozhu things every day. If someone made a jealous remark, she'd buy Baozhu a gold bracelet. If they made another, she'd buy her a mechanical watch.

For every jealous remark, she'd buy her something.

The onlookers were left choking with envy. Zhou Baozhu ended up with a house, a car, and everything else she could want.

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The Rural Wife of a Sent-Down Youth in the Seventies

After the college entrance exam was reinstated in 1977, the village chief's youngest daughter took the exam three times and finally got into East China Normal University in 1979. Wang Aiguo set off firecrackers all day in celebration. Early the next morning, he packed his daughter and son-in-law's things himself and sent them off to Shanghai.

Everyone in Xiawang Village knew that the village chief's son-in-law, a sent-down youth, loved his wife more than his future. He took the exam three times and passed every time, but refused to return to the city until Wang Anle got in too.

Wang Anle wanted to complain about that. It was Zhou Wen who didn't want to go home, and it had nothing to do with her. Besides, Wang Anle had taken up all her study time. Otherwise, she would definitely have passed last year.

Of course Zhou Wen didn't want to go home. He had finally been reborn, and his wife, who had died young from illness, was still alive. How could he bear to leave her? His wife was delicate and frail, and couldn't handle hardship. The countryside was tough, but his father-in-law was the village chief and their home was spacious, much better than that forty-something-square-meter pigeonhole in Shanghai.

In his previous life, his wife had studied in Shanghai. Not only had she been cramped for space, she'd also endured a whole lot of grievances.

So in this life, Zhou Wen decided to stay by his wife's side and protect her at all times.

Everyone said Zhou Wen was too sentimental and would never amount to much.

But later, Zhou Wen became one of Shanghai's top taxpayers. The one thing that never changed was how much he cherished his wife.

Wang Anle found this rather troublesome. Her husband was wonderful in every way, except that he fussed over her too much. Even a cold or fever meant a full medical checkup.

A delicate beauty x a tycoon who only wants to grow old rich with his wife

Theme: From the countryside to the city, never stop striving