Reborn in the '70s: Marrying the Toughest Man in the Village

Synopsis:
Shu Ning lived half her life before meeting a tragic end—only then did she realize she had been manipulated all along.
Reborn in the 1970s, she decisively kicks her scumbag ex to the curb and pulls back the rough, rugged man who was about to break off their engagement. In this life, she’s determined to build a good life with him.
But unexpectedly, the man who used to either stare at her like a fool or whistle at her in her previous life now runs away every time he sees her.
One day, Gu Zhao passes by the riverside and encounters a young female “sent-down youth” attempting suicide over love. He pulls her out of the water and, while saving her, lectures her—what’s so great about love anyway? If you want a man, just find a big brother like me!
All talk and teasing, he plans to leave quietly after rescuing her, not seeking any credit. But the young woman grabs him:
“You kissed me—aren’t you going to take responsibility? Aren’t you going to marry me? If you don’t marry me, are you even a man?”
Gu Zhao steels himself—Fine, I’ll marry you! You think I can’t afford to?
Later, Gu Zhao constantly worries that he won’t be able to properly support his delicate, city-bred wife. But to his surprise, his “fragile little wife” is anything but—she can work, earn money, and even raise children.
And their life together only grows more and more prosperous.