The Pretty Young Lady Goes with the Army, and the Rough Man Washes the Sheets with a Cold Face

[Through the Book of Seventies/Marriage first, love later/The best of scumbag abuse/The male protagonist protecting his wife is so fragrant/Daily life] Modern medicine tycoon Su Tang transformed into a young lady in Shanghai in her 1970s. In order to protect her, her parents asked her to take all the family property to the family hospital. The original owner was used to a pampered life, and even acted like a spoiled child when he came to the family home. In the end, he was divorced and ended up miserable. Su Tang, who is familiar with the plot, knows that only her husband, whom she has never met before, can protect her. But even though he was well prepared, Su Tang still swallowed when he saw the cold-faced rough man in front of him when he arrived at the family home. He looks so fierce, he doesn't know how to hit anyone. … Lu Xiao's marriage was decided by his parents, and he had never met Su Tang. I only know that my wife is a young lady who has no fingers in the water. He looked down on those petty bourgeoisie and had no good impression of Su Tang. The day Su Tang walked into the family home with her marriage certificate, Lu Xiao took the luggage with a cold face, but was stuffed with soft hands. The little wife stood on tiptoe and tied a hand-knitted scarf on him, and said in Wu Nong's soft language: "I heard that the northwest wind is like a knife, so I specially added cashmere." The man's Adam's apple rolled, and the tips of his ears turned red as he picked up all his belongings. City people are used to using sugar-coated bullets, but he doesn't accept this. But later, whenever Su Tang acted coquettishly with these words, Lu Xiao wished that the sky would pick stars for her.