Day One of Taking Back My Body! The 1970S Darling Goes on a Rampage

The book didn’t pass the PK review, so there won’t be any more updates. Thanks for reading. [Sweet romance in the 1970s + a thousand-mile search for her husband + Goose-Catching System + Northwest agricultural research + a man thought to be infertile and a woman blessed with fertility] [Flirty, beloved-by-all sweetheart × a cold, proud officer who gives his mistress the tolerance of a proper wife] Three years ago, a transmigrator took over Song Jingwan’s body. All she could do was watch the transmigrator use her face and the slogan “Women hold up half the sky” to abandon her career, ruin the man she loved, and turn around to pursue some so-called male lead. When she opened her eyes again, Song Jingwan had not only reclaimed her body, but also awakened the Goose-Catching System! Her career in the Northwest and her thousand-mile journey to find her husband: there was still time for it all! Her fiancé had broad shoulders, a slender waist, and long legs. He was a hot catch on the matchmaking scene and a top dog among men. Everyone in the Northwest compound warned her not to harbor wild fantasies of using an arranged marriage from the old society to land such a good match. Who could have guessed that Song Jingwan would become a farm technician? She reclaimed wasteland, planted crops, raised chickens, ducks, and cattle, treated swine fever and rodent plagues, and developed drought- and heat-resistant farmland... She took one look at the Northwest’s barren desert and transformed it into a lush agricultural paradise! Even the factory director had to serve her tea, while foreign experts traveled thousands of miles by train just to learn from her. No one believed she could do it. “So what if she makes it into a research institute? Captain Huo would never marry a woman like her!” While everyone waited to see Su Yuetang make a fool of herself, a certain Gu wolf had already climbed into her bed. “Wife, look at me. Don’t tell me you see nothing when you look into my eyes.”