Transmigration to the ’70s: I Tamed That Male Educated Youth

One day, she transmigrated into a novel and became a pitiful girl unloved by both her father and mother.
Shen Xia: “No big deal. Roll up your sleeves and get to work!”

In the end, she discovered—those parents weren’t even her biological ones.
Shen Xia decisively cut ties with her bloodsucking fake family.

Zhou Zhibai, the infamous little tyrant of the capital’s military compound, loved to stir up trouble and mess with everything and everyone. People came to the Zhou household to complain about him so often they nearly wore down the doorstep.

Old Master Zhou, fed up, made a ruthless decision—send him to the countryside for reformation.

The sharp-tongued, arrogant young master never expected to be tamed in the countryside by a little village girl—into someone as docile as a white bunny.

Soon, he couldn’t stop calling her “my wife.”

Later, the husband-and-wife duo swept through the compound undefeated, a perfect example of “when the wife sings, the husband follows.”