The ’80S Abandoned Fake Heiress, Spoiled by Her Rugged Husband

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + sweet romance + love after marriage] [A fierce Sichuan beauty with incredible fighting skills & a cool, slow-to-warm Northeastern tough guy] A frank, hot-tempered Sichuan beauty with incredible fighting skills marries a taciturn, cool Northeastern tough guy who takes his time warming up. Is theirs a disastrous mistake or a match made in heaven? Jiao Jiao, a modern woman who transmigrates into a book, has terrible luck from the start. She becomes a cannon-fodder fake heiress, abandoned by her wealthy family, framed by the scheming real heiress and robbed of her innocence, then married off to a fool. Faced with a nightmarish start, Jiao Jiao decisively grabs her battered snakeskin bag, sneaks onto a train in the dead of night, and heads to the Northeast to seek out her biological parents. She also takes the initiative to propose to Lu Lin, the steel mill director: a capable, honest man who looks cold and aloof, keeps women at arm’s length, and speaks little. Just like that, she goes from unmarried girl to married woman. She assumes their marriage, hastily arranged for survival, will be either a polite but distant partnership or a match made in mutual misery. But who could have guessed that this scar-browed, taciturn man would do all the housework and hand over every penny of his wages after they marry? He even learns to murmur in a low, husky, magnetic voice by Jiao Jiao’s ear, “Wife, I’m yours. Don’t leave me!” The stone-faced, six-foot-plus tough guy who commands more than a hundred men at work turns out to be an attentive, clingy pushover at home. How can anyone resist that contrast? Fine, if she can’t get rid of him, she might as well take him along to make money, and have a baby for him to play with while she’s at it! And so, guided by the principles “As long as life goes on, keep stirring things up” and “If you can settle it with your fists, don’t waste your breath,” Jiao Jiao and her darling husband embark on a bold, eventful life of their own in the economically awakening 1980s.