The 1970S: The Tough Guy Won't Stop Pursuing His Vicious, Delicate Wife

In her previous life, Song Mian looked down on her husband for being poor and cold. On a resource-scarce island, she demanded delicacies and gold and silver, hit and berated her husband whenever things displeased her, and threatened to kill herself when she was angry. Egged on by the scumbag Li Yan, she ran away with their money, only for him to slander her reputation. Abused by everyone, she died miserably at Song Ci's hands. Reborn, Song Mian comes to her senses. She no longer looks down on her husband, insults him to his face, or hits him. She's even willing to share a little hardship with him, single-mindedly aiming to become a senior officer's wife. With one hand she seizes the space, and with the other she takes revenge on the vile women who wronged her. When she learns at the end that she's a cannon-fodder supporting female character, she's even more determined to take everything for herself. Chu Xiao has always secretly loved Song Mian. When he unexpectedly gets the chance to marry her, he looks forward to their life together. But on their wedding night, he's driven out of the bridal chamber and ordered never to tell anyone about their relationship. Years of pride collapse in an instant, and from then on Chu Xiao keeps his head down around Song Mian. He never enters her room, never gets close, and never dares show himself. One day, he suddenly hears that Song Mian has eloped with someone else, and his whole world shatters. That day, Song Mian appears before him with her clothes in disarray. Her eyes glistening with tears, she softly calls him “Husband, I love you more than anything.” Chu Xiao frowns, but first accepts the way she addresses him. That is, until Song Mian insists on having his child. He goes to find a fortune-teller in the middle of the night. “Sir, tell me: does she truly love me?”