The 1980S: A Cozy Marriage, a Tough Guy with a Sharp Tongue Who Spoils Her Like No Other

In the summer of 1984, Chen Yan saw Song Yun, who had come to the countryside to offer support, outside the supply and marketing cooperative. Her white dress was as pure as snow. She was like a cloud drifting high in the sky, pristine yet beyond reach, and his heart was instantly thrown into disarray. Who would have thought she was one of the female college students his younger brother, Chen Xu, had risked his life to save? From then on, he wanted her to leave every day. When Song Yun asked him to assign workers to her fish hatchery project, he coldly snapped, “There’s no one available. You can complain to the central government, and it still won’t help.” Yet behind her back, he quietly picked the most suitable people in the village for her. Would Song Yun, so sweet-looking yet as stubborn as a calf, point to the sea and tell him, just like Chen Xu had, “Trust me. I’ll turn this place into Rongxi Village’s golden goose”? Would she also sit by the sea and mutter through her tears, just as his younger brother had, “I’m no god. I make mistakes too”? As hatcheries sprang up all along Rongxi Village’s coastline and fish-farming cages stacked up at the docks, the once-poor village became a model base for the entire province. When Song Yun, radiant as a brilliant cloud on the horizon, began packing to leave, Chen Yan's world fell apart.