In the Seventies, the Darling Girl Was Spoiled by Her Three-Dollar Son-in-Law

[Transmigration + period setting + sweet romance + a coy, timid, drama-loving beauty X a rough, suspicious live-in son-in-law on the verge of turning dark] In 2060, Xu Huihui, who was raised by her grandmother, transmigrates to the 1970s with a space worth billions. She becomes a country girl with a live-in husband who showed up at her door with just three yuan. People from all the surrounding villages laugh at her, saying she’s bound to ruin her life. Who could have guessed that later, Xu Huihui would buy the first TV in the area, the first Phoenix bicycle, a Diamond watch, and a brand-new sewing machine? Those things are nothing special in her household. Before long, people from all the nearby villages start showing up at her door, along with distant relatives she barely knows, all trying to curry favor with her.

A little scene: Not long after they marry, Xu Huihui glares at him. “Once your leg heals, we’ll get divorced and each find our own happiness.” Wei Chuan’s face remains expressionless. “We’ll talk about it then. Your feet are cold, right? Soak them first!”

Later, Xu Huihui looks worried. “Your leg still hasn’t healed?” Wei Chuan answers solemnly, “Honey, just give it a rub and it’ll be fine.”

The heroine isn’t an exceptionally powerful, levelheaded genius. She’s just an ordinary city girl who hasn’t suffered much, a little spoiled and kind, and even somewhat pleased with herself. The hero comes from a poor background, so at first he really can’t give her much. It may even seem like she’s the one making more of an effort. But he’s grateful and ambitious. He remembers everything she says, and even if it takes him more than a decade, he’ll make it happen for her. He pampers her for the rest of her life. If you’re looking for a hero and heroine who are outrageously powerful right from the start, this one may not be for you.