My Husband Came from the Apocalypse [The 1970S]

[My new novel, Raising Kids and Farming in an Ancient Farming Village, is now underway.] Tang Yuan is a poverty-alleviation officer. One day, she transmigrates to a small mountain village in the 1970s, where her grandson-favoring grandmother despises her, her doted-on female cousin uses her as a stepping stone, and her uncle's family schemes to trade her in marriage for their son. She promptly goes berserk and demands a family split! After the split, she sets her sights on the cold-faced man at the back of the village. He's tall and burly, handsome, and good at both farming and hunting. Her uncle's family calls her parents crazy for marrying their daughter off to a stingy, hot-tempered troublemaker. They wait for Tang Yuan to be beaten by her husband and mistreated by her in-laws, then come crawling to them for help. Instead, the stingy man entrusts Tang Yuan with all their money and grain, and does whatever she says. Eventually, both husband and wife become government officials! Everyone who was waiting for a laugh: ??? * What Tang Yuan doesn't tell them is that this is a novel set in the 1970s, and her husband is destined to become a big shot who loves farming and will build a business empire spanning the globe. She believes it's best to make a fortune quietly. Her husband may be cold-faced, but his voice is sexy. When he says, "What's mine is yours," Tang Yuan is very pleased. The only problem is that he's far too energetic. He works the fields in the mountains by day and puts in work on the kang at night. She rubs her aching waist and regrets it. Wasn't he supposed to be indifferent to women and only love farming? Waaah, is it too late to get a divorce? The man says in a low, cold voice, "Even if we divorce, I'm still yours." * Feng Chen was the strongest fighter in the apocalypse, yet died of hunger. When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated into a layabout troublemaker in the 1970s. Faced with a new world abundant in resources, he decides to master farming so he will never go hungry again. But... farming is a hundred times harder than fighting monsters! Then he notices the young woman in the village who pretends to be crazy and foolish. She actually... knows how to farm! Feng Chen decides to work with her, then gets in over his head and becomes her boyfriend. His little wife doesn't just know how to farm, she's passionate about poverty alleviation, too, so he follows wherever she leads. My new novel, Raising Kids and Farming in an Ancient Farming Village, is now underway: Blurb: Shen Ning and Pei Changqing are a loving couple with successful careers, but sadly, they have never had children. After a car accident, they transmigrate to ancient times and inhabit the bodies of a thoroughly awful young couple. The man is a sycophant who worships his older brother. He neglects his wife and child to support his brother's studies, and eventually dies a miserable death. The woman works like an ox without ever daring to complain. She lives a stifled life and dies without dignity. Shen Ning: Is this hard mode from the start? Pei Changqing starts making a serious plan: first this, then that, then the next thing, and eventually they will reach the pinnacle of life. Shen Ning rolls up her sleeves and gets to work, ready to make them all cry for their parents. Shen Ning: I'll do the work, you just lie back. Pei Changqing: My wife is the best. Being kept feels great. Before long, the couple realize there's something strange about their two kids. Their daughter seems sweet and obedient, but who would have guessed she's a little firecracker who beats up the brats talking behind her parents' backs? Their son seems slow and clumsy, barely able to speak, but he's actually a little schemer who secretly follows his eldest uncle to learn how to read and write. Pei Changqing: Wife, there's something off about this boy. Shen Ning: There's something off about our girl, too. The two kids: You're both even more suspicious! * When the family split, the second branch had nothing. Everyone said Second Brother was an idiot for splitting from his eldest brother, a licentiate. If the eldest brother passed the provincial exam and became a scholar, Second Brother wouldn't get to benefit from his success. Eldest Brother Pei: You'll regret this someday! Then Eldest Brother Pei kept taking the exam and taking the exam. Becoming a licentiate was damn hard! Meanwhile, they watched Pei Changqing and Shen Ning build a new house, start a small business, make a fortune, buy more land, open a shop in the city, and purchase an estate in the capital. They also watched little He Nian enter school and take the imperial examinations, becoming a licentiate, then a scholar, then a provincial graduate. Eventually, he became the top graduate in the palace examination and enjoyed a smooth official career, rising all the way to the highest rank and bringing true glory to his family. They watched little Zhenzhu learn to read and write, ride horses, and shoot arrows. She eventually became a female general and the first female marquis in the imperial court! Theme: Everyone should strive to stand on their own