[Sweet romance + devoted to each other + one-on-one romance + 1970s setting]
[Transmigrated woman vs. celibate research genius]
Su Qinghe is walking the runway one moment. The next, a chandelier hits her on the head, and she transmigrates to the 1970s, into the body of an orphan with the same name who makes a living hunting.
The orphan is young and beautiful, quick on her feet, and hot-tempered. She can knock a strong man down with one punch, so no one dares marry her, even if she comes with a dowry.
Her father in her former life is so furious that he scolds her in his dreams every day for being an unfilial daughter.
Later, a family of highly educated people, sent down to the countryside because of their class background, arrives in the village. Their good looks nearly blind everyone, especially their eldest son: chaste, aloof, and devastatingly handsome. Su Qinghe falls for him at first sight.
“Marry me, and I’ll be your family’s protector.”
So, as soon as the bride price is paid, she brings him home to consummate the marriage.
Before the wedding night, the villagers all warn her, “Lu Beichen came from a big city. He’s delicate and refined. Take it easy on him tonight, or you’ll scare him.”
In the end, the man isn’t scared at all. It’s Su Qinghe who gets thoroughly put in her place, gritting her teeth as she clutches her aching lower back and trembles. “Who says handsome men are all looks and no substance?”
Lu Beichen never imagined that one day, for the sake of survival, he would have to marry a huntress.
He thought it was simply a reluctant compromise, and never dared hope they might become kindred spirits.
But after they marry, he discovers that his wife isn’t just beautiful and shapely. When she acts cute, she makes him want to devour her whole.
