[Seventies chubby wife gets beautiful and slim + pocket dimension + reborn marriage-swap contrast + rough man who spoils his wife]
Xia Tiantian has been reborn!
She has returned to the time before she got married in her previous life!
In her previous life, Xia Tiantian admired educated men and chose to marry Xie Mingyuan, a sent-down youth. She used her pocket dimension to help him get into university and become a factory director, but once he rose to success, he joined forces with his male lover to kill her.
Reborn in this life, Xia Tiantian decides not to repeat the same mistakes. As it happens, her cousin Xia Xiaoyan has also been reborn. Envious that Xia Tiantian became a factory director's wife in her previous life, she throws a fit and demands they swap marriage partners in this life.
To get away from the scumbag, Xia Tiantian agrees to swap partners with Xia Xiaoyan and marries He Ye, the village butcher.
Xia Tiantian thought she had married a cold, antisocial, unromantic roughneck, but she never expected him to spoil her rotten after they wed:
He won't let her do any work and even massages her feet every day; when he learns she wants to go to university, he studies hard alongside her; when he learns she wants to start a business, he runs around helping her make connections...
Whatever Xia Tiantian wants to do, He Ye supports her every step of the way.
More importantly, this quiet man of action is also a champion at getting her pregnant. They have child after child, raising a whole bunch of boys and girls and making everyone around them green with envy…
[Both are each other's only one + marriage first, love later + period setting + protective husband + tough guy + both reborn + doting husband + face-slapping the scumbags]
Everyone knows that the educated youth who go to the countryside have their registered permanent residence in the countryside. Now you have married an educated youth and become a city dweller.
The plot is a bit witty. At the male protagonist's place, a random woman said she was pregnant with his child, and everyone thought it was true. The village chief asked them to divorce, and the sister-in-law agreed (although the divorce was not finalized) and said they would let the woman live in their house. Normally, the village chief does not have such great power, and can he force others to take care of other people's family affairs? It's too outrageous. At that time, the male and female protagonists didn't respond. They questioned, found loopholes in their words, and found evidence. None of it. When something happened, they didn't have the ability to deal with it.
It's really ugly. Chelulu talk
Fish, you finally opened a new book!