The Seventies: Cherishing Keke

This novel is temporarily on hiatus.

I haven't had any good ideas, and the earlier chapters dragged a little.

I'll continue writing once I've sorted out the plot.

I'm truly sorry to everyone who likes this book. My apologies!

An Keke transmigrated to the 1970s as an educated youth who had just been rescued from drowning. A System in her head told her she had transmigrated into a book whose heroine had been reborn, and that she herself was a cannon-fodder character. The reborn heroine, Li Fangqin, married the soldier Wang Jianjun, who had married An Keke in her previous life, and lived a happy life as a military wife. An Keke, meanwhile, married Shao Zhiqiang, the hooligan who had rescued her, and was persecuted for the rest of her life.

After transmigrating, An Keke meant to put a stop to that marriage, but then... Wait, aren't you my human? Why don't you remember me?

Bonus scene:

"Condition to unlock the shop: kiss your partner with tongue for thirty seconds."

An Keke: "Wha... what the heck? Mmph?"

"Sew a piece of clothing by hand for your partner."

An Keke: "I don't know how to sew! Mmph..."

Reader's guide:

1. Before transmigrating, the heroine An Keke was a chinchilla spirit. She's pampered, timid, and loves to act cute. Most importantly, she's useless at everything except eating.

2. Before meeting An Keke, the hero Shao Zhiqiang was known around the production team as a lazy good-for-nothing and a hooligan who mooched off his parents, at least in everyone's eyes. After falling in love with An Keke at first sight, this is what he thinks: Whatever my wife says goes. My wife comes first. I won't let her work hard or suffer. Whatever she wants to eat, I'll buy it right away. Goodness, she's so beautiful... He's devoted to making money for his wife to spend, and he can't resist it when she acts cute or gazes at him with teary eyes.

3. There won't be too many nasty characters in this novel, and the leads won't suffer.

4. This is mainly a sweet story, a simple, easygoing little romance set in the 1970s. There are many author-invented details, so don't read if you mind odd logic or details.

5. I'll do my best to update every day.

Theme: A love story set in a bygone era