A 1970S Educated Youth's Country Bride

This novel enters VIP on Thursday, September 29. Thank you for your support, kisses~ After the college entrance exams were reinstated in 1977, the village chief's youngest daughter took the exams three times before finally getting into East China Normal University in 1979. Wang Aiguo was so delighted that he set off firecrackers all day. Early the next morning, he packed up their things himself and sent his daughter and son-in-law off to Shanghai. Everyone in Kanzi Village knew that the village chief's educated son-in-law loved his beautiful wife more than his future. He had passed the exams three times, but each time he refused to return to the city, waiting until Wang Anle got in too. Wang Anle wanted to point out that it was clearly Zhou Wen who refused to go home, and it had nothing to do with her. Besides, Zhou Wen had held back her studies. Otherwise, she would definitely have passed last year. Zhou Wen naturally didn't want to go home. He had finally been reborn, and the wife who had died young of an illness was still alive. How could he bear to leave her? His wife was delicate and frail, and couldn't endure hardship. The countryside might be tough, but his father-in-law was the village chief, and their home was spacious. It was much better than the cramped, barely forty-square-meter pigeonhole they had in Shanghai. In his previous life, his wife had studied for the exams in Shanghai. Not only had she been cramped for space, she had also suffered a lot of grievances. So in this life, Zhou Wen decided to stay by his wife's side and protect her at all times. Everyone said Zhou Wen was too sentimental and would never amount to much. Yet Zhou Wen would later become one of Shanghai's biggest taxpayers. The one thing that never changed was how much he cherished his wife. Wang Anle found this quite frustrating. Her husband was wonderful in every way, but he fussed over her too much. Even a cold or fever meant a full-body checkup. Delicate beauty VS a newly rich husband who only wants to grow old together with his wife Up next: Sixies-Era Life: A Wife, Not a Widow. Please add it to your collection if you like it. Thank you. Li Su and Song Qing were classmates. In 1967, they married workers at the ship and vehicle factory, one after the other. Three years later, they both became widows. Song Qing was hardworking, filial, and upright. She relied on her own abilities to establish herself at the factory, advancing steadily from ordinary worker to team leader, then to workshop director. Because of her noble character, the factory director later arranged for his soldier son to marry her in a grand ceremony. What's more, all three of her sons went on to attend university. They were the most promising children in the courtyard. By contrast, the beautiful and flirtatious Li Su seemed rather disreputable. After her husband died, she traded her job for easier work with lower pay. Even so, she still spent every day penciling in her eyebrows and rouge, leaving the men in the courtyard utterly bewitched. Quite a few bachelors spent all their money on her, and some never married at all. Unfortunately, Li Su and her son met tragic ends. One was killed in a crime of passion, and the other was imprisoned for theft. After waking up one day with the memories of her previous life restored, Li Su realized that she had transmigrated into a book, and that she was the pitiful foil character. Watching the man crouched in the corridor, silently scrubbing shoes, Li Su vowed to protect him and not become the widow foil. Yan Meng was delighted lately. His sweet, charming wife had become increasingly attached to him. Every time he left for a work trip, she seemed to want to cling to him. With such a wonderful wife, he had to work even harder. He eagerly took on the housework. He handed over his entire salary. He spent his spare time studying and honing his skills. Huh, somehow he even became a successful man. A charming beauty constantly worried about becoming a widow VS a newly rich husband who works harder for his wife. Everyday life and family matters in a courtyard. Theme: The most important thing is the one you love.