Xu Yanzhi woke up one day to find that she had transmigrated to the 1970s.
From the start, it was a blind date.
Blind dates? She knew those inside out.
Act crazy, play dumb, make herself look ugly, and demand an outrageous bride price: the whole package. She could scare away not just a suitor, but the entire peach tree.
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Xu Yanzhi arrived at the blind date venue and hurriedly put on such a garish, tacky look that even her own mother wouldn't recognize her. All she had to do now was meet her "Mr. Right."
Just as she was admiring her makeup, a voice more familiar than familiar sounded beside her.
"Xu Yanzhi."
Xu Yanzhi blinked. When she saw who it was, her pupils contracted and she sprang up from her chair.
"D-Director!"
Wasn't this the boss whose icy expression had put her through death and resurrection over and over again?
Her blind date had been switched at the last minute, and the replacement was the boss Xu Yanzhi "thought about day and night."
Could she go die again?
Somehow, before long, Xu Yanzhi and her boss had reached the point of discussing marriage.
Then circumstances suddenly changed. Her boss had to go on a mission, and Xu Yanzhi had no choice but to head to the countryside. She had thought she'd see him once every month or two at best, until she spotted her fiance in the commune director's office.
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On the train to the countryside, Xu Yanzhi unexpectedly discovered that she and her boss had transmigrated into a period novel.
The flirtatious man and woman sitting opposite them were the original story's biological siblings, constantly testing the boundaries of incest.
A countryside edition of Thunderstorm?
Well, well. Such a juicy scandal right from the start.
Later, "one fooling around with his daughter-in-law, another raising his younger brother's child." The old saying really was true: art comes from life.
There was also the cold-faced army officer and his stubborn little wife, the free-spirited, cool beauty and the line of suitors stretching all the way to Paris, two brothers pursuing the same wife, and a tragic romance of sharing a bed in life and death...
This little commune was quite the lively place.
Coming soon: The Little Foodie from the Apocalypse [The 1970s]
Su Xiaoyin struggled to survive in the apocalypse. No one knew that what kept her alive through one peril after another was a recipe book with yellowed pages.
All she wanted was to live long enough to see humanity defeat the Zombie King and enjoy a hot meal of her own.
At last, the Zombie King fell, but she died beneath its enormous hand.
When she awoke, Su Xiaoyin had transmigrated back to the fabled 1970s, bringing her plant-based supernatural ability with her.
The moment she opened her eyes, someone had pinned her hands above her head. A handsome man, completely naked, was right in front of her.
What a nice surprise!
After receiving the original owner's memories, she realized she had transmigrated into a period novel.
And now, the original owner's sister, who was this man's fiancee, was about to arrive with a group of people to catch them in the act!
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A little scene:
Ever since Su Xiaoyin once praised Yuan Songzhi for being so good while they were caught up in the moment, he'd been growing more and more uninhibited, keeping her busy every day for fear she might think he wasn't performing well.
Eventually, Su Xiaoyin couldn't take it anymore.
She tried the opposite approach. "It's the same tricks every day. I'm getting a little bored. Let's take a break."
The next day, the desk took the brunt of it.
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Theme: Stay true to your original intentions, and you will reach the end.
Does it take a long time to get the certificate? Can't you just go on a mission after receiving it?
Yo yo yo, the male protagonist already likes the female protagonist in modern times, right? Come back to the 1970s.
Wu Debing, the name sounds like he doesn't sound like a good person. I don't know if there will be any change [covering face, laughing and crying]
The original Fu Shanshan was really miserable. She was secretly replaced, cold-violated, and time-traveled [covering her face and crying]
"Wu Jiahao sneered. "Catch a big bug for the author~
"Wu Jiahao sneered. "Catch a big bug for the author~
After reading this sweet little story, I am very happy with the ending.
In this special era, being too loose-handed is not a good thing. Is the heroine a pleaser?
It feels like a lot was omitted at the end
""Taking Huang Mazi as Wen Qin" is a big bug for the author~ Did you type the wrong name?