A Woman in a Man's Body: The 1970s Phoenix Man

When Qin Min opened her eyes, she had become Qin Ming. Qin Min had been a famous female entrepreneur in the twenty-first century, but had died of illness. Now she'd transmigrated into a good-for-nothing young punk from the 1970s, notorious across the whole region for climbing trees and scaling walls.

His family was dirt-poor, his father was dead, and his mother had remarried, but none of that was the most urgent problem. The most urgent thing was that he'd become the heartless playboy from a novel she'd seen before dying.

To avoid being cursed by millions of internet users in his old age and dying in a hospital bed after his own son pulled the plug, Qin Ming (Qin Min) set out to reform himself.

He started a street stall and went into business, riding the wave of the times and building everything from scratch. Just as life was going well, his mother showed up with a skinny little girl and put her in his hands. "Here, your wife."

Lu Pandi was only sixteen the first time she met Qin Ming. She had just dropped out of school because she couldn't pay her tuition. She thought she would end up like Lanni next door, marrying young and having children just to get enough to eat, repeating the same life her mother had lived, with no hope of anything better. Then her fiancé Qin Ming suddenly gave her a stylish new name, Lu Yao, and said, "Go back to school. I'll support you."

Everyone said Qin Ming would dump her as soon as he made money. Nonsense!

Later, Qin Ming made a fortune, and Lu Yao was still Mrs. Qin.

Theme: Live life positively