The Great Beauty of Hong Kong in the Eighties

● New novel, My Husband in This Period Drama Is a Doomsday Expert, is now underway. Come visit me next door! ● Blurb: Lin Keying was on the verge of reaching the pinnacle of her life: a promotion, a raise, and buying a house. Then she died suddenly from working overtime, only to transmigrate into a period novel as the insecure, gloomy foil of a female supporting character, destined to suffer both physical and emotional abuse and meet a tragic end. Lin Keying: I’m screwed! The original owner was engaged to the son of a wealthy mainland businessman who had moved to Hong Kong. Her fiancé didn’t want to be pestered by a village girl who had a crush on him, so he planned to give his fiancée a million yuan in compensation for breaking off the engagement and send her back to the mainland. Lin Keying: I’m in! All I have to do is play the fiancée who’s in love with her fiancé? Only an idiot would turn down a deal like this! Chen Songxian, the eldest son of the Chen family, Hong Kong’s clothing magnates, was a notorious playboy who spent every day flirting with various minor celebrities. His cousin, Cheng Wanting, had just dealt with a scandal about him in the Hong Kong Daily when Chen Songxian begged him to handle his country fiancée from the mainland. But who could have guessed that Lin Keying, the country girl from the mainland, would have such fair skin, striking beauty, and a graceful figure? Cheng Wanting, known throughout Hong Kong as a man untouched by romance, felt his gaze waver. Later, when Lin Keying mistook him for her fiancé and timidly rushed into his arms, calling him “husband,” Cheng Wanting didn’t push her away. Cheng Wanting and Lin Keying began living a shamelessly intimate life. Cheng Wanting, who had never cared for love, experienced the delights of a tender embrace for the first time. Everything was wonderful, except that Lin Keying liked to call him “Brother Songxian” when things got heated... Cheng Wanting: Don’t call me Songxian again. Call me husband. Lin Keying: Looking pitiful = Cheng Wanting, eldest son of the Cheng family, Hong Kong’s shipping magnates, was ruthless and decisive in business. At just twenty-eight, he already controlled half of Hong Kong’s shipping market. While the other young masters of Hong Kong indulged in romance, he was famous for never letting a single leaf touch him. Until recently, when rumors began circulating among Hong Kong’s young masters that Cheng Wanting was keeping a lover on the side. He had even brought her to his villa on the Peak, pampering her in every way, buying her a mansion and luxury cars, and lavishing over a hundred million on her. Someone caught a glimpse of her from afar and said she was so alluring that she put even the newly crowned Miss Hong Kong to shame. Chen Songxian: My cousin has finally come around to love?! It wasn’t until Chen Songxian happened to see Lin Keying in the newspaper that he realized his fiancée was actually so captivating. He rushed to his cousin’s villa in the middle of the night, full of regret and eager to confide in him. But after ringing the doorbell for a long time, he finally saw his cousin in a bathrobe, with red scratch marks all over his arms and neck, holding his fiancée close. His cousin Cheng Wanting: Call her sister-in-law. Chen Songxian: ??? Tips: 1. The male lead isn’t a good, upright hero in the traditional sense. He’s ruthless, scheming, and extremely possessive. 2. Old-school melodrama! 3. This novel is not based on any real celebrities. Please don’t bring them up in the comments. Thank you. 4. The author loves revising the story. Please refer to the latest official version. ★● My new novel, My Husband in This Period Drama Is a Doomsday Expert, is now underway. Come visit me next door! Lin Cui was born into her new life and awakened to the fact that she was frail and often sick, and that her family was poor. But her parents and brothers doted on and protected her, saving an egg and a bowl of rice for her even if it meant going hungry themselves. They raised her with love in a warm, harmonious family, and Lin Cui was fairly satisfied with this life after transmigrating. But according to the story’s later plot, Lin Cui would learn that her fiancé was about to break off their engagement. She would then become the laughingstock of the entire production brigade. Unable to accept it, she would drug and seduce her fiancé’s comrade, follow him to the army, and ultimately become a crazed, troublesome, and utterly awful female supporting character whose antics brought the novel’s hero and heroine together. Lin Cui, who was cherished by her family: ? How could the version of me in the book be so stupid as to go crazy over a man? After getting compensation and taking the initiative to break off the engagement with her former fiancé, Lin Cui picked a tall, handsome man to marry. After all, he was much taller and better-looking than her ex-fiancé, could do the work of two men by himself, and could make sure she had meat to eat. She was quite pleased with her choice. It was only after they married that Lin Cui gradually began to sense something was wrong. Her new husband was exceptionally tall and strong. He could break a tree as thick as a bowl with one punch and easily subdue a wild boar weighing hundreds of pounds. Even more frightening, he could break the bed without meaning to. Looking at the fifth broken bed in the house, Lin Cui blushed. Wan Feng awakened his powers. His body was like steel, and he had immense strength. He could tear zombies apart with his bare hands and knock down a tree with a single punch. He survived alone in the apocalypse for hundreds of years, but the price was the complete loss of human emotion, leaving him like a powerful, precision-engineered machine. One day, he transmigrated to China in the 1960s. To keep his identity hidden, he decided to marry and settle down. Wan Feng married Lin Cui, the gentlest and most educated woman in the village. He never expected this seemingly delicate woman to be so bold as to demand that he fulfill his duties as a husband. But when night came, she was so delicate that she couldn’t bear it when he merely moved closer. The immensely strong man was forced to hold back, burning with frustration. That night, Lin Cui’s tears softened him once again. Wan Feng could only apologize and soothe her as he proceeded carefully, restraining his strength. Theme: Building a better life together