Transmigration: After Becoming Invisible to Everyone, I Married a Rough Man and Was Pampered

The moment she opened her eyes, Lin Wan found herself transformed into the unloved second daughter of the Lin family in 1969 — a girl ignored by both father and mother, and now facing the fate of being sent down to the countryside.

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But how could a modern soul simply wait helplessly for fate to decide?

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After failing to find a marriage arrangement in the city, she decisively packed up the belongings she had “borrowed” and voluntarily signed up to head straight for the familiar Northeast.

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Once there, her goals were crystal clear: avoid exhausting labor and settle down as quickly as possible.

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So when the production team leader’s son — the man who drove the tractor — directly asked her, “Want to try seeing each other?” Lin Wan only asked one question:

“If I marry you, can you give me a good life?”

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Lu Zhanye looked at the girl with bright, straightforward eyes and no trace of coyness.

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“Yes,” he answered.

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And so began a marriage where both sides got what they needed.

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The villagers all waited eagerly to see the delicate city girl make a fool of herself. Instead, the young couple’s life only grew more prosperous day by day:

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The shabby old house became completely renewed, the smell of meat often drifted from their kitchen, and Lin Wan became the most carefree and comfortable young wife in all the nearby villages.

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Only Lu Zhanye knew he had found a treasure.

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Whenever he returned late at night from the black market, there would always be hot food waiting on the stove — along with a soft reminder:

“Be careful.”

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Marriage before love, affection growing slowly over time.

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On this frozen black land covered in snow, they became each other’s warmest support and strongest ally.