Good Fortune in the Eighties: The Rough He-Man's Lucky Little Bride

In her previous life, Su Wan was a hapless woman whose birth family and scumbag boyfriend drained her of everything she was worth. Reborn in 1980, she has just three days before she is to be sold off to an old bachelor. This time, Su Wan fights back without hesitation and chooses a contract marriage with Lu Yan, a rugged army veteran from her village, just to escape the mire. Armed with lucky charms and memories of the future, she builds a business in the 1980s: growing out-of-season vegetables to earn her first fortune, selling improved snacks that take the county by storm, opening a clothing shop that sets trends, and starting an ecological farm that benefits the whole village. At the same time, she sets her sexist parents straight and wins them over, guides her younger brother onto the right path, and serves up face-slapping to every awful person in her way. Lu Yan, a rugged man with a cold exterior, is considerate at heart and brimming with a sense of responsibility. Their marriage starts as a contract, but he is gradually captivated by Su Wan's resilience and intelligence, becoming a devoted husband who handles her problems and supports her ambitions. In the lively, down-to-earth 1980s, the two rise against the odds together, eventually leaving their contract behind to find mutual love and a happy, fulfilling life.