Cinnabar Love in the Eighties

When He Rong opened her eyes, a woman with a worried face was trying to persuade her: A woman's reputation is the most important thing.

He Rong realized with a shock that she'd become a village girl who had schemed to marry a big shot, only to die before she could enjoy the good life.

The wealthy beauty who knew how the story ended was stunned. Of all the things she could do, why pick a fight with the times? Wake up! The big shot is a progressive man with nothing but work on his mind!

He Rong was ready to quit her job and cut ties with him at once, until she saw the big shot from the story--

On a rainy night, torrents of rain beat down on the man as he repaired a car.

He slowly raised his head, revealing a handsome, sharply defined face.

He Rong immediately took back her shallow thoughts.

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A new girl started serving food in the cafeteria. She was the prettiest girl for miles around.

When she smiled, the workers forgot their hunger and exhaustion, their hearts blooming with joy.

She secretly gave pig's trotters to elderly, frail workers and applied for housing for employees.

Beautiful and kindhearted, who could resist her?

In private, He Rong puffed out her chest. "Do books look as good as me? Do they have as much substance?"

The man coughed violently. He closed his book and lowered his head, his voice flustered. "Have some modesty."

1. One-on-one, sweet romance.

2. Warm, beautiful first love vs. serious, abstinent factory director

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity.