I Turned Myself In in the 1960S and Became a National Treasure

Currently updating: Reborn in the 1980s: The Villain Is Carrying the Tycoon's Baby Completed: In the 1980s, Come Pick Up Your Wife and Child Coming soon: Carrying the Baby of a Big Shot from the 1960s Wen Sihai has been beside himself with worry lately. His daughter, Wen Miao, seems to be possessed: rain follows her wherever she goes. An umbrella cannot shield her; the rain insists on soaking her, and it falls every single day. The weather is warm now, but will his daughter freeze to death when winter comes? Desperate and willing to try anything, Wen Sihai can only entrust her to a scientist visiting his hometown. Reluctant to let her go, Wen Sihai asks the scientist: Can you cure this strange condition of hers? Can you find a way to keep her from freezing in the rain this winter? The scientist promises, "I'll apply to the state to arrange an official job for Miao Miao." It is only after Wen Miao arrives at the northwest base that she learns there are many scientists, soldiers, and educated youths here, all working hard to reclaim the desert and grow crops to solve the country's food shortage. They treat her like a treasure. She joins the research institute: they farm, and she brings the rain. + The desert gets watered, and the rice and wheat thrive. Vast stretches of wasteland become granaries, and people across the country have enough to eat. + When a severe drought hits one region, Wen Miao accompanies the Ministry of Agriculture on an inspection. Local legends say the Dragon King's daughter has come to bring rain, and sure enough, a welcome downpour falls from the sky. Crops on the verge of dying turn green again. + When a fire breaks out at a port, Wen Miao rushes there by plane to make it rain. The raging flames are no match for the rain she brings, drawing on fifteen days' worth in advance. Wen Miao saves the port, prevents a chemical leak, and rescues the entire city. She thought she had a strange illness. She never expected to be a special talent, a treasure of the base, and even a national treasure. + She earns the same salary as top scientists: over two hundred yuan a month. + Her brothers join the army and go to school, while her father becomes the production team's leader. + She has more than ten bodyguards working undercover. The base assigns researcher Qin Geng to arrange Wen Miao's work and take care of her in every aspect of work and daily life. Wen Miao knows that this man, who makes her soup, does her laundry, and teaches her, only cares about food production and farming. He looks after her because he wants to make the most of her, squeezing every bit of value out of her. Still, with delicious meals to eat, dry clothes to wear, and a high school education to her name, plus Qin Geng's handsome looks and tall, sturdy build that make her feel safe, Wen Miao thinks she could live with that. Whenever the rain drenches Wen Miao, Qin Geng worries himself sick, afraid she'll catch a cold. As soon as she finishes working, he is there with hot soup. But lately, he's had a problem: someone is trying to take over his job of looking after Wen Miao. Wen Miao has actually grown tired of his ginger and jujube tea and gone to drink someone else's chicken soup. Inside the room, his rival "coaxes" Wen Miao: "That man only knows how to make ginger and jujube tea. He never changes things up. I'll make meat soup for you from now on." Qin Geng stands outside the door, cold radiating from him, his eyes dark. Should he walk away? Should he give up? After two minutes of careful thought, Qin Geng pushes the door open, strides over, and sits beside Wen Miao. In a gentle voice, he says, "That chicken soup smells salty. Too much sodium can cause high blood pressure. Let me taste it." No one is allowed to steal Miao Miao from him! Currently updating: Reborn in the 1980s: The Villain Is Carrying the Tycoon's Baby Ji You is a beautiful, spoiled woman. Everyone envies her good fortune: she never had to give birth herself, yet is surrounded by nieces and nephews. Her ex-husband left her his entire estate, enough to spend extravagantly for dozens of lifetimes. Then one day, Ji You is baffled when her nieces and nephews sweet-talk her into signing a will. She's only in her forties. Does she really need to make a will already? That's when she learns she lives inside a period novel. She's the villain, alone and abandoned by everyone. Her ex-husband and the protagonists will humiliate her, and jealousy of their happy life will drive her insane. Yet her ex-husband left her his estate. Ji You thinks of her ex-husband and their brief marriage. She had thought he was rough, complained that he was too forceful in bed, and found him taciturn and dull. She thought Fang Yi didn't like her either. The day she was discharged from the hospital, he carried her carefully, taking slow steps. Her hands and feet were icy cold, while his body was burning hot. Looking at the enormous, cold figures in her bank account, Ji You suddenly misses his solid chest and rough fingertips. Ji You is reborn, carrying a five-month-old baby. She's healthy, and her body hasn't been harmed. They aren't divorced yet. Given another chance, she will give birth to their child. Her cousin, who stole her marriage, begs her: "My brother-in-law was promised to me as a child. Give him back to me." The scumbag puts on a show for Ji You: "Running away from the wedding was my fault. I've regretted it for a long time." The hero and heroine, who eloped during Ji You's engagement ceremony, don't have the blissful romance described in the book. Amid their wailing and wishful thinking, Ji You and her family of three live happily ever after. Completed: The Great Beauty of the 1980s Siheyuan The Professor's Devoted Wife in the 1980s Theme: Bloom amid adversity