Sweet Romance in the 1970S: Forced Into the Bridal Chamber, the Roughneck Falls Hard

Lin Xiangqu transmigrates into a period novel, becoming a vicious, lazy, greedy, and cunning villainess in the 1970s. The original owner had the nerve to pretend she was the amnesiac big shot’s lifesaving benefactor, hide his military ID, make him work like a donkey in the fields by day, and tie him to the bed at night… At the time, the man had been drugged with a full ten pills by the original owner. Lin Xiangqu inherits this mess and nearly blacks out. At last, her heart gives up all hope. There’s no choice. She can only make amends. While dodging the schemes of Lin Ying, the reborn heroine, and the romantic advances of Han Sheng, her ex-husband in the novel, Lin Xiangqu also has to rack her brains to make money with Jiang Xunqu. The harsh grasslands are just the place for her to show what she can do. A cow struggling to give birth? I’ll deliver the calf! An epidemic raging? I’ll contain it! Herding livestock, reclaiming wasteland, fighting desertification, building reservoirs and digging wells… On the grasslands, Lin Xiangqu raises both arms high, determined to make a name for herself. But the man living under the same roof keeps his eyes fixed on her, his gaze burning. The woman who used to be lazy and greedy has changed. During their days of flirtatious push and pull, Lin Xiangqu even manages to defuse the big shot’s desire for revenge after he regains his memories. Just as the two are about to keep their promise and go their separate ways, the man pins her against the wall, his eyes filled with complicated emotions. “You lied to me and still think you can run?” After Jiang Xunqu regains his memories, his friend angrily asks, “She tricked you into suffering, and even tricked you about the two kids. How are you going to get back at her?” Jiang Xunqu bows his head and washes diapers. “She tricked me because she loves me.” “Then why doesn’t she trick you?”