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In the 1970s: Marrying the Rough-Husband Fiancé Whose Heroine Died Early cover

In the 1970s: Marrying the Rough-Husband Fiancé Whose Heroine Died Early

Original title七零:嫁给女主早死的糙汉未婚夫
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Original title: 《Qi Ling: Marry the male lead’s early-dead rough-hewn fiancé》

[Era story + book transmigration + mutual chastity + pampering the wife + marriage first then love + warm daily life]

Ji Yang transmigrated into a novel.

She became the vicious supporting female character in an era novel, the kind who did everything wrong.

The reborn female lead stole her future richest-man partner and was even going to send her to the northwest to do hard labor in the countryside!

Ji Yang smiled.

She turned around and set her sights on the female lead’s early-dead fiancé.

This fiancé had money, looks, a house, and a respectable job. The only flaw was that he would not live long.

Once he died, the courtyard house, the iron rice bowl, and the handsome husband’s inheritance would all be hers!

No need to go to the countryside — she could win by lying flat!

So, the very next day —

Ji Yang rushed straight to the man’s workplace and asked in a soft voice:

“Your partner ran off with my partner. What about you... do you want to get together with me?”

She thought it would only be a convenient partnership, each taking what they needed, but who knew the plot would completely go off the rails.

Many years later —

Ji Yang looked at the little bun racing back carrying a soy sauce bottle, then at the man in the kitchen, apron tied on, busily making dumplings with steam rising all around him, and the corners of her mouth could not help lifting.

The cold, hard man who was supposed to die early in the book had actually been coaxed by her into becoming a clingy husband whose whole heart and eyes were only for her.

As for the male and female leads, who cares about them.

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