A Martial Arts Master in the 1970s

Chen Yuanchuan transmigrated from another world to the 1970s and discovered that, in other people's eyes, he was the eldest in a family full of troublemakers. He thought it over carefully, then said in puzzlement, "What makes us troublemakers? Aren't we all pretty great?"

To outsiders, Chen Ma was sharp-tongued, brazen, fierce, and mean.

Chen Yuanchuan: "Women hold up half the sky. So what if Mom is a little brazen? It makes her harder to bully."

To outsiders, the eldest Chen son was his parents' yes-man, doing whatever they told him.

Chen Yuanchuan: "The original owner was just filial, that's all. He wasn't good with words. Things will be different with me."

To outsiders, the second Chen son was stingy and miserly, always looking to get something for nothing.

Chen Yuanchuan: "So what if he likes getting a bargain? You'd have to be a fool not to take advantage of one."

To outsiders, the third Chen son was calculating and devious.

Chen Yuanchuan: "Every man for himself, and the devil take the hindmost. Third Brother really gets me."

To outsiders, the fourth Chen child was vain and materialistic, dreaming of marrying some sucker and moving to the city.

Chen Yuanchuan: "Who doesn't want to move to the city and live the good life? He wants to find a city girl and live off her, too."

To outsiders, the fifth Chen child was slick-tongued, lazy, and unwilling to work.

Chen Yuanchuan: "Does anyone actually like farm work? He doesn't want to work either."

To outsiders, the eldest grandson of the Chen family spent all day throwing tantrums and fighting, a textbook brat.

Chen Yuanchuan: "Isn't it perfectly normal for kids to fight over things? Why is everyone making such a fuss?"

The Chen family: "We never imagined that the biggest troublemaker in the whole family would turn out to be the quiet eldest brother!"

At first, everyone in the village thought the whole Chen family was a pack of troublemakers. Years later, they sighed, "The Chens... only the eldest went bad. The rest are pretty decent!"

Reader's Guide:

1. The male lead won't deliberately hurt anyone, but his moral standards aren't very high, and his worldview is a little unconventional. If that's not your thing, don't read.

2. There is a female lead, and both leads are marrying again after previous marriages.

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I'm a Matchmaker in the 1960s

Su Xiaoyu was bound to a System for 20 years, but had never once been able to use it. All she could do was stare at its dazzling array of supplies that she couldn't redeem, while gnawing on sweet potatoes. Then, on her wedding night, she suddenly heard the System announce, "A compatibility score of 95 has been detected for this match. Redeem 2 jin of pork and 5 jin of flour."

Su Xiaoyu sat bolt upright in the bridal bed and flipped the man who had just lain down, his thoughts already wandering toward what they might do next, right off the bed.

Wei Chen: "???"

To enjoy a life with plenty to eat and drink in this era of scarce supplies, Su Xiaoyu set out to match people up.

But she was young and had little experience arranging marriages, and she wasn't very good at judging people. Just when she was fretting over it, she discovered that her newlywed husband, a blunt, socially clueless man who offended people every time he opened his mouth, had learned the art of face reading from her grandfather.

Matchmaking client A: "I already have three daughters. I want to find a wife whose face suggests she'll bear sons."

Wei Chen: "You're fated to have no sons. It won't help even if you find ten women with faces that suggest they'll bear sons... Mmph!" (His mouth is covered.)

Su Xiaoyu: "I think boys and girls are equally wonderful. If you really want a son, I can introduce you to a woman who already has one. A stepson is still a son, right?"

Matchmaking client B: "I've been widowed for years, and I only have one son. But he still hasn't found anyone suitable."

Wei Chen: "You're a mean, money-grubbing person who cares about cash more than people. No wonder your son can't find a match..." (He's dragged away.)

Su Xiaoyu: "Well, I don't have anyone suitable for your son right now, but I do know someone suitable for you. He's looking for an older widow and is willing to offer a bride price. Would you consider it?"

As she kept arranging matches, Su Xiaoyu not only found herself a job at the neighborhood office and became a women's representative, she even became famous by accident. People came from far away to ask her to find them a match.

Everyone said Comrade Su was good at matchmaking and easy to approach, but wherever she went, she was followed by a taciturn, fearsome-looking husband.

Wei Chen, forbidden to speak: "..."

Theme: Work hard to create a happy life.