Professor Gu Dotes on His Wife Infinitely and Is Popular in 1980S Scientific Research Institutes.

In the previous life, Yan Zhao was the child bride of the Gu family and was exploited until she died. When she was reborn in the 1980s, she had only one idea: to go to Beijing and find Gu Yu. That genius from the scientific research institute who was rumored to be ruthless and gloomy. Everyone advised her not to get involved, saying that he was not a kind person. It can be said that there is no turning back when it comes to justice. Even if it was just to use his roof to take shelter from the wind and rain, she would admit it. When she stood in a dusty Beijing station in the 1980s, the crowd almost drowned her—— The young man with gloomy eyebrows walked towards her step by step against the light. In full view of everyone, he took her worn luggage and held her cold wrist. He lowered his eyes and spoke in a low voice, as if he had been holding it in for a long time: "Zhaozhao, I don't want to divorce you." Later, the entire scientific research compound knew—— Gu Gong's little wife from the south was raised very delicately by him. There is no need to work or socialize, he even goes downstairs to buy a candy, and he personally goes with her. Some say he is too controlling, others say she lives like a canary. Until some late nights, the lights in his laboratory were always on, just to fulfill her casual "want". Until her former "relatives" came to the door, and then he used the most legal and compliant means to invite them to where they should go one by one. But when Yan Zhao misunderstood and felt that Gu Yu was suitable for a better woman and wanted to leave, he hugged her and heard his voice low and hoarse, as if he had been suppressing it for many years: "Zhao Zhao, this time, you can't leave again." "Reading Guide" 1v1, the male protagonist is gloomy and paranoid in the early stage, and the loyal dog is exclusive in the later stage. The female protagonist is an honest person x the male protagonist is a dank male ghost