Transmigrating to the 1970s to Marry the Factory Director’s Son

Blurb One:

For the past few days, gossip about Director Jiang’s family has spread at the state-owned cotton factory in hushed whispers. It’s said that his unruly youngest son is causing trouble again—this time insisting on marrying a rural girl. Worse yet, he’s managed to anger his mother so much that she ended up in the hospital.

Blurb Two:

When Wei Xuan wakes up, she finds herself in a new, healthy body—no longer the sickly figure she once was. But before she can fully adjust to her new identity, the original body’s fiancé from the city shows up. He informs her that his family has finally approved their marriage and that he’ll be coming over soon to formally propose. She should start preparing.

Looking at the man’s condescending expression, Wei Xuan can’t help but wonder—can she say no?

Blurb Three:

When Jiang Che and Wei Xuan got married, no one believed it would last. But at some point, Jiang Che, once notorious among delinquents, stopped showing up in those circles.

The once-troublesome punk actually started working hard. Not only did he become the model of a good husband in the eyes of the neighborhood wives, but he also became the first self-made millionaire in the area after the economic reforms. Anyone passing by his house could often catch the mouthwatering scent of meat wafting from within…

Not only did they manage to build a life together, but their success far exceeded anyone’s expectations. It was a slap in the face to all those who had doubted them.