Being the Client of a Gloomy Male Supporting Character in the 1980s

My next book: [In the 1980s, I Love Disco], a glamorous Hong Kong-style beauty. Scroll down for the blurb, and please add it to your reading list.

This book's blurb:

Du Sihui's lifelong ambition is simple: to land a secure government job.

After staying up all night, she suddenly transmigrates into a book, and from the start she finds herself on a blind date.

The original owner was beautiful, and although she had an older brother, she was treated like an only child. The family home and all their money were hers.

It was a dream start, but then a man ruined everything, turning her into a stepping stone on the male lead's path to the top and sending her to an early, miserable death.

In the 1980s, getting a secure government job wasn't yet a fiercely competitive struggle. Work hard and it was easy enough to get one.

A secure job and money: those were her ultimate dreams in both her lives.

As for a blind date? Especially with a man like that? She promptly cursed him out and walked away.

Only later did she realize she'd cursed out the wrong person!

The man she'd insulted was the brooding villain in the book, the male lead's mortal enemy.

To make matters worse, the villain now had her in his sights.

The man cornered her against the wall, his voice low and coaxing. “Two choices. One, you put me in your little notebook: we sleep together and have a baby. Two, I put you in mine: we sleep together and have a baby.”

Qin Lang built his fortune from nothing. He had a fearsome reputation, a heart of iron, and cared only about making money.

Then one day, a pretty young woman with charming eyes and brows gave him a thorough scolding, and he could never take his eyes off her again. A fire ignited in his heart. He wanted to hear her curse at him between gasps...

Later, he got his wish. He was worried for her, but at the same time he just couldn't stop...

Du Sihui: ...

Books are all lies! They said he was a gloomy villain, so how did he turn into a compliant contractor who does whatever she tells him?

But when it comes to that one thing, he won't listen to her at all!

Read my completed books in my author page: [Blind Date with an Antique Tycoon], [A Guide to Marrying a Powerful Man in the 1970s], [Everyday Life After Marrying in the 1970s], [In the 1980s, the Metaphysics Master Kept Wanting a Divorce]...

Next book: [In the 1980s, I Love Disco]. Please add it to your reading list. Blurb below:

On the streets of the 1980s, young people sported big hair, sunglasses, and bell-bottoms, swaying to the music with abandon.

Zhu Danyan, a textile factory worker, was one of them. In a red dress, she was bold and dazzling, like a flame.

But gossip cut her life short in her most beautiful years.

Freshly arrived in this world, Zhu Danyan came face-to-face with the original owner's fiance, Liu Junlei. Frowning, he looked at her and said, “I really don't like the way you look now.”

Zhu Danyan looked at herself in the mirror: big waves, bright red lips, a true Hong Kong-style beauty.

She tossed her hair. “Who needs you to like me? I like myself!”

At the textile factory's annual New Year celebration, Zhu Danyan's disco performance set the whole place alight.

Down in the audience, Cheng Yu kept a stern face, his thin lips pressed into a line.

The newly appointed factory director, Cheng, was an old-fashioned man, calm and self-possessed. His shirt was always buttoned all the way to the top.

Someone like him could never approve of Zhu Danyan. She was sure to get a reprimand.

Sure enough, as soon as Zhu Danyan got off the stage, Director Cheng stood up and went backstage.

Liu Junlei had a dream. In it, Zhu Danyan killed herself because she couldn't bear the rumors. The dream felt so real that he woke up drenched in cold sweat, then rushed backstage to find her. There, he saw Director Cheng, usually so proper and stiff, crouching in front of Zhu Danyan and asking tenderly, “Did you twist your ankle just now? Take off your shoe and let me have a look.”

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