I Became a Runaway Bride in the 1960S

New novel: Finding Love in 1950, now underway! Upcoming novel: Childhood Friends in the 1950s, More or Less * Blurb: When Lin Ting realized she had transmigrated to the end of the 1960s, she was already on a train heading south. The original owner had learned that her husband had died in action, abandoned her family of elderly and infirm, and run off with their money. Lin Ting, who had spent her life teaching and had never done anything wicked... was at a loss! But... life had to go on. After a brief panic, Lin Ting quickly turned the chaotic situation around. Then, with everyone praising her good name, she hurried back to the mountain village to lie low before the world fell into complete disorder. She thought she’d be stuck living a hard life as a caregiver. But her mother-in-law turned out to be so considerate and capable that she not only took excellent care of the twins, but looked after Lin Ting as well. Lin Ting was bewildered. So she hadn’t come here to suffer. She’d come here to enjoy the good life?! * When Huo Xiao returned to his unit after completing a mission, his brigade commander said his wife, whom he had never met, was deeply devoted to him. Commander Huo said he didn’t believe it. When he called home to let his family know he was safe, his mother said his wife held him in a very important place in her heart. Commander Huo remained skeptical. But when his wife, whom he was meeting for the first time, asked if he was hungry and then cooked him a meal, Commander Huo became a true believer! His wife loved him!!! Lin Ting: ...? Content note: The heroine isn’t a stepmother in the traditional sense. This is her first marriage, and both leads are virgins. One-on-one romance. There is a reborn female supporting character, but she has very little page time. This story is set in a fictional world, very loosely based on reality. The story is purely fictional, so please don’t scrutinize the historical details. Thank you! The heroine is an absolute beauty! This is a brainless wish-fulfillment story and a sweet romance! Screenshots have been posted on Weibo! PS: 80% of the story is locked for piracy prevention, with a 72-hour delay. Upcoming novel: Childhood Friends in the 1950s, More or Less Blurb: April 1950. Widow Xu Hehua found a frail eight-year-old girl in the hills behind her home. Xu Hehua couldn’t read, and with the peach blossoms in full bloom behind her house, she simply named the child Taohua, Peach Blossom. Her neighbor, Dr. Cao, was an educated man. He called the name tacky, then pointed out that April was the end of spring and suggested Wanchun, Late Spring. Xu Hehua had always admired educated people and knew how to seize an opportunity. Using the goodwill she’d gained from naming the girl, she shamelessly sent her adopted daughter to learn the trade under Dr. Hu. A few years later, she even managed to bring home the Cao family’s only promising son as her son-in-law. * Xu Wanchun was a medical student, completing a combined bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate program, followed by residency training. She had finally made it through all that to become a resident doctor when an accident sent her transmigrating to the 1950s. She became a penniless girl whose parents were dead and who had been abandoned by her paternal uncle. Looking at her skinny, bean-sprout body, then remembering that economic reform wouldn’t begin for another thirty years, the medical worker who had spent ten years toiling away... wanted to cry. Luckily, where there’s life, there’s hope. Her adoptive mother doted on her. School, an apprenticeship, food, and clothes were all taken care of. In that case, going to university all over again didn’t seem so bad. As for the fiancé she had never met? That wasn’t important. * Cao Jingliang had studied medicine under his parents since childhood. He wanted to put his knowledge to use serving his country. So at fifteen, he left home to join the revolution. In his second year away, his parents wrote to tell him he had a little junior sister. Cao Jingliang was grateful that she was there to honor his parents in his stead. In his seventh year away, his parents wrote to say his little junior sister had become his fiancée. Cao Jingliang shook his head and laughed. She was only fifteen, so he didn’t take it seriously. In his fourteenth year away, his fiancée showed up at the military hospital with a letter from his parents and became his colleague. As he watched the charming young woman call him Senior Brother, the usually composed and gentle Dr. Cao blushed red beneath his white coat... Theme: Only through hard work can you build a better future.