Sent to the Countryside in the 1970S, the Fake Heiress Is Spoiled Night After Night by the Real Young Master

[Fierce, rugged man VS sweet, gentle beauty + period drama + family life + adorable kids later on] The real heiress of the capital’s Su family has returned, and the fake heiress, Su Qingyue, is being targeted at every turn. Just when she’s in danger, Pei Huaiye appears. Su Qingyue blinks her peach blossom eyes, nestles into the man’s arms, and coos for a kiss. Pei Huaiye glares at her coldly. “Stop moving around!” - When they meet again, Pei Huaiye is a rough, intimidating man. Su Qingyue wants to take a bullock cart to the county seat. Pei Huaiye refuses bluntly. “My cart doesn’t carry Su Qingyue!” - Once the misunderstanding is cleared up, Pei Huaiye casts off his cold demeanor and tries every way he can to win her over. “Qingyue, I was wrong...” Su Qingyue: “Let’s see how you do.” Pei Huaiye puts the real heiress in her place, cuts ties with his family, builds a grand house, buys the three big wedding gifts, files his marriage application, and spoils her rotten. - On their wedding day, Pei Huaiye holds her close. “Have I done well?” Su Qingyue: “You’ve done all right~” Pei Huaiye’s voice turns husky. “Then I’ll keep trying even harder!” “Ye, you don’t have to, sob...” [A little post-wedding scene] The twins cuddle up on either side of their beautiful mama as they sleep. When Pei Huaiye sees that the children are asleep, he carefully and quietly carries Su Qingyue away. The next morning, the two little ones stamp their feet and scold Pei Huaiye in their baby voices. “Bad Daddy! Don’t steal Mommy away!”