The Fairest Beauty on the Farm in the Seventies

I'm revising the entire story in 2026. It's not finished yet, so please don't read it for now.

Both leads are each other's only ones.

Blurb: Tang Li transmigrates into a book. The original owner's husband is an educated youth, and her father is the head of a branch farm.

The original owner looked down on her educated-youth husband and got involved with a man from the city. She never expected her husband's family to be cleared of its political accusations, or for him to get into university.

Later, her husband, Chu Shengjiang, came to the commune with the belle of his university class to divorce her.

Seeing Chu Shengjiang and the class belle looking like a perfect match, the original owner, who had by then been dumped by the man from the city, was consumed with regret.

When Tang Li transmigrated into the story, the original owner was about to cheat on her husband with her lover from the city before their divorce.

"..." What a disaster! Tang Li turned and ran.

Three years later, first-year student Chu Shengjiang was listening attentively to a lecture. Suddenly, a commotion broke out.

Chu Shengjiang turned toward the corridor outside the classroom. Tang Li's beautiful face appeared at the window.

His classmates: "Wow, a beauty!"

Then a two-year-old toddler beside Tang Li climbed up the windowsill, pressing their adorable little face right against the glass.

The teachers and students: "Wow, adorable!"

"Make way." Chu Shengjiang stood up, pushed through the crowd, and pulled both of his precious girls into his arms, possessively declaring, "Mine. Mine. They're both mine."

My new story, The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Little Rascal of the Seventies, is currently updating. Please add it to your reading list!

Blurb: Han Xiaodou is an orphan abandoned by her birth parents. She grew up with an unrelated grandfather. In 1975, when Xiaodou was three, Grandpa Han passed away, leaving her a house.

One day, a beggar man and woman came to ask for food outside her house. The production team captain told her they were her birth parents.

Han Xiaodou's lovely grape-like eyes blinked. She thought about Grandpa Han's last words, struggled up onto a stool, and slammed the door shut, refusing to help her birth parents.

Yang Wugu and An Qing'er were educated youths sent to the countryside. When they returned to the city, they cruelly abandoned their newborn child. They hadn't expected life in the city to be so hard...

When they returned to the countryside, all they wanted was a place to live and a hot meal to eat.

This time, they could only shamelessly depend on the child they'd abandoned years ago.

But Han Xiaodou was only three and a half, and she was too clever to be fooled. A little rascal through and through, she wreaked havoc everywhere, hoping to drive her shameless birth parents away.

Note: Everyone is from this world. No transmigration or rebirth.

Theme: When you find love, hold on tight.