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1980s
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Back to the ’80s: I Pretend to Be Frail, While My Fierce Husband Becomes a Tycoon
by 用户21917834
In her previous life, Su Qingwan had worked herself to death and died young. Reborn into the 1980s, she decided that this time, she was going to take the art of doing absolutely nothing to the extreme. By a strange twist of fate, she ended up marrying Huo Jingye, the notorious neighborhood troublemaker whom everyone in the compound went out of their way to avoid. Everyone was waiting to see the marriage turn into a disaster. Even Huo Jingye himself merely sneered around a cigarette and said, “You think you can control me? Dream on!” Little did he know, Su Qingwan had no intention of controlling him at all. Instead, she seemed to “fall ill” every other day. “Honey, my wrist hurts. I can’t even hold the spatula…” “Honey, that lady next door has such a pretty new dress. Too bad we don’t have any money…” Huo Jingye panicked. He was the undisputed tough guy of the entire compound. How could he possibly let his own wife go hungry? In order to support his delicate, pampered wife, Huo Jingye was forced to pick up a broom, learn to cook, and eventually set foot in the business world. Before long, the people in the compound finally came to their senses. That good-for-nothing troublemaker had somehow become a billionaire businessman! Her scumbag ex-boyfriend came crawling back, crying and begging her to take him back. The white-lotus heroine was practically consumed with jealousy. Meanwhile, the billionaire Mr. Huo was crouched beside the bed, holding a basin of warm water to wash his wife’s feet, his face full of ingratiating smiles. “Wife, is the water too hot?” “I’m going to Hong Kong tomorrow. How about I bring you two pounds of gold bars to play with?” Su Qingwan could only sigh. Ugh… This ridiculously easy life of winning without lifting a finger is killing me! — Description from novelcodex.org
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