I Became a Literary Giant in the 1970S [Book Transmigration]

[For more male-lead romance novels, please follow the author's profile!] Qin Song went to the desert to seek inspiration for a new work. When he woke up, he discovered that he had transmigrated into the body of a newlywed educated youth sent to the countryside in the 1970s. Unwilling to do farm work, the young man had married the daughter of a well-off family in the village. But because he resented the arrangement, he deliberately used words to keep his clueless rural wife in her place and refused to consummate their marriage. Meanwhile, he used things from his wife's family to curry favor with the person he liked. Qin Song: "..." He'd thought he was already strange enough, but it turned out there was someone even stranger. His wife had been innocently deceived and emotionally manipulated. Qin Song had originally intended to treat her like a younger sister. Fortunately, they hadn't registered their marriage, so he could take her to a big city and look after her. Once she grew up, he'd send her off with a generous dowry. But then, by a strange twist of fate... A few notes: 1. The male lead is flawed and likes his wife to make him the center of her world. He knows this is a problem, so he has never harmed or coerced anyone. 2. More may be added later. Theme: Accept your flaws openly and don't harm others. One day, you'll meet the person who is naturally your other half.