The Seventies: The Night Before Going to the Countryside, I Marry My Scumbag Fiancé's Boss Instead

Song Qingyu was reborn. It was the Mid-Autumn Festival of 1972, and Sui Muyang was just about to propose to her. In her previous life, she believed his promises, only to discover after they married that he truly loved her older sister. To stay closer to her sister, he transferred her without permission from a farm near the city to grasslands a thousand miles away, forcing her to do her sister’s heavy labor and compete in horse races. She fell from her horse while pregnant and bled profusely. All he said was, “It was just an embryo. It doesn’t count as a life.” This time, before he can speak, she rejects him first: “We’re not right for each other.” Sui Muyang breathes a sigh of relief. “There’s someone I like, too.” Song Qingyu turns and walks away, with just one thought in her heart: Sui Muyang, I won’t marry you this time, and you’d better not choose me either. But when she has packed her things and is getting ready to head to the countryside, he chases her to the farm and blocks her way. “Come back with me.” Without even turning around, she says, “Back where? Back to the woman you love?”