Synopsis: 【Era + Rebirth + Educated Youth + Rough Husband's Devotion + Child Rearing】
In her previous life, Su Xiaoxiao unwittingly led disaster into her home, resulting in the demise of her entire family through a series of "accidents."
Upon her rebirth, she vowed to make those who had harmed them pay a bitter price!
She was determined to love wholeheartedly the vengeful Jiang Yexun, who was willing to squander his vast wealth and even risked his life for her vengeance.
But there was a peculiar issue with her body – she couldn’t seem to control it.
Whenever she was near Jiang Yexun, an irresistible urge for intimacy took over.
Jiang Yexun clenched his teeth and said, "I've given you a chance to run!"
Su Xiaoxiao embraced the man's waist and playfully retorted, "Run from what? A real man should act, not just talk!"
Jiang Yexun pressed down on the provoking girl, "Alright then, let's act!"
After marriage, Su Xiaoxiao, nursing her sore waist that hadn’t straightened since, tearfully recognized one undeniable fact – you must not provoke a rough-and-tough husband like him.

Kissed and Seduced By the Most Rough Man in the Village

To rush the project, Jiang Yexun contacted a carpenter the next day, added some extra money, and had three more dumpling-rolling tools made just in time for Little New Year's Eve.  


As for the boiling of the Whitening Pill and Moisture Pill, Aunt Guo was in charge, with Mrs. Su occasionally helping out. However, the dumpling-rolling tasks were left to Su Xiaoxiao and Jiang Yexun. Even Mr. Su, when free, would lend a hand.  


Though the workers at the steel mill were on holiday, a few senior craftsmen were still busy. Mr. Su found himself visiting the mill every other day to check in.  


Meanwhile, Su Hongchen was even busier during this period. It wasn't until New Year's Eve that he could finally take a proper break at home.  


The earliest Spring Festival Gala in China wasn't until 1983, and even the Evening News didn't start airing until 1978. So, for entertainment, they could only turn on the television to watch the limited programming available.  


Actually, Having Kids Early Isn't Such a Bad Idea