A delicate young woman transmigrates into a book in the 1970s and gets entangled with the wildest, rough

[Extremely beautiful female lead + love at first sight + sweet romance + rough and tough guy + has a spatial ability but it's not very useful + slice-of-life + both leads are virgins]

Ye Shu is as beautiful and charming as her name suggests.

She inexplicably traveled back to the 1970s and became an educated youth sent to the countryside.

Ye Shu: Going to the countryside means doing farm work? I can't stand any hardship. Luckily, I have money and cheating tools. At worst, I can do less work and eat less communal food. If all else fails, I can pay someone to help me with the work.

Ye Shu was dreaming.

Little did she know that she would be taken advantage of as soon as she arrived in the countryside. The man would hang around her every day, asking for nothing and doing chores for her for free. Ye Shu was lazy, so she let him do whatever he wanted. Anyway, she would give him some money as compensation when she left.

She ended up dating him without really understanding why. Ye Shu thought that he wasn't ugly and was good to her, so dating him wouldn't be a problem. Until one day, she dreamed that she had transmigrated into a novel and that she was just the male lead's ex-wife who had run away with another man and died young. The male lead's true love was another beautiful educated youth who arrived the following year.

Ye Shu: I'm not playing this lousy game anymore!

Ye Shu successfully escaped, but she was caught after only two months of enjoying herself outside.

The man pinned Ye Shu down and threatened to break her legs, leaving her no choice but to beg for mercy.

"Do you still dare to run away?"

Ye Shu backed down: I won't do it again, please let me go.

The man continued, "Go back and get the marriage certificate."

Ye Shu hesitated, but seeing the man's face growing darker, she finally agreed.

The man finally smiled: Good boy.

Xie Ze: It was premeditated from the very beginning. He knew this woman was his the moment he saw her.