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Transmigrating to the 1970s: Accidentally Falling for the Toughest Man

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Chapter 13

Transmigrating to the 1970s: Accidentally Falling for the Toughest Man

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Yun Hua looked at the aunties. All of them were staring at her with keen interest.

“Oh, I just use Snowflake Cream.”

She wasn’t lying. Snowflake Cream was one of the most common facial creams available in this era.Full novel: Transmigrating to the 1970s: Accidentally Falling for the Toughest Man — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

The original owner had used Snowflake Cream before.

Besides, her villa had come with her when she transmigrated, along with everything inside it.

Most importantly, everything in the villa would refresh after being used, always returning to the state it had been in when she first entered the space.

As it happened, she’d been in a bad mood before her accident and had stocked up on a large amount of food, clothing, and daily necessities at home.

During that period, she had been going back and forth between the hospital and home. For some reason, having supplies stored away always made her feel more secure.

Now that the aunties were asking what she used on her face, all she could say was what the original owner had used.

There was no way she could tell them about the spiritual spring water.

And she would feel too embarrassed to say she was simply born beautiful.

“Oh, I see. Then, Comrade Yun, are you seeing anyone?”

Yun Hua was speechless.

Were these aunties really this curious about everything?

“No. My mother says I’m still young. She wants me to wait a few more years before I start dating.”

Wang Xiangyun had just been about to open her mouth, but she quietly closed it again.

Thank goodness Comrade Yun was quick-witted. She had been worried that the villagers would start playing matchmaker and randomly pairing her up with someone.

Unfortunately, the aunties had no intention of stopping there.

“You can’t wait a few more years! You need to start looking while you’re young. What if you end up becoming an old maid? Having children will be much harder then. If you have them young, your body can recover faster.”

Yun Hua stared at her in shock.

She didn’t even have a boyfriend yet, and this auntie had already moved on to having children?

You had to give her credit. When this auntie had something to say, she really said it.

Yun Hua spoke shyly, “I’m still young. There’s no rush, no rush.”

The aunties launched another round of questions.

“Comrade Yun, you’re eighteen already, aren’t you? You’re old enough to register your marriage.”

Yun Hua quickly corrected them. “I just turned seventeen. I’m not old enough to register a marriage yet.”

The aunties looked her up and down again when they heard that.

“Oh, with those curves, you don’t look underage at all.”

“Exactly! Comrade Yun, how about I introduce you to someone? You can get to know each other first, and once you’re old enough, you can register your marriage right away.”

“Wait, Comrade Yun, listen to your auntie and look at a few more options. My son isn’t bad either. He works in the city. Would you like to meet him?”

The aunties all started talking at once, leaving Yun Hua completely at a loss for words.

Before long, the situation became increasingly complicated.

Just moments ago, the aunties had been getting along perfectly while asking Yun Hua about her skincare routine.

Now they were actually arguing over who should introduce her to a potential husband.

“Your nephew isn’t suitable. He doesn’t even have a proper job. Does Comrade Yun really need to follow him around and suffer?”

“How good is your son’s job, anyway? Isn’t he just a temporary worker? He could lose his job at any time.”

“Your son—”

The situation quickly spiraled out of control.

In the end, Wang Xiangyun had to step forward.

“Stop arguing! We’re about to start working again. There’s still plenty of farm work to do during the autumn harvest. Comrade Yun knows what she’s doing about her own affairs. Don’t worry about things that don’t concern you. If you have that much energy to spare, you’d be better off earning a few more work points and putting a few more mouthfuls of grain on the table.”

Wang Xiangyun knew exactly what these women were thinking.

The moment they saw that Comrade Yun was pretty and well dressed, they assumed her family was well-off and immediately started scheming.

With such good family circumstances, why would she possibly need to find a husband in this godforsaken countryside?

Who knew what would happen in the future?

Once an educated youth returned to the city, it would be perfectly normal for her to find a city man.

For the moment, everyone picked up their tools and headed to their assigned fields to start working again.

Yun Hua was crying inside.

Great. Time to turn herself into a machine again.

She spent the time cutting pigweed, repeatedly straightening up and bending over.

Yun Hua felt that by the end of the day, her back was probably going to be ruined.

What was she supposed to do?

She had no idea when the school’s plans to recruit elementary school teachers would actually be finalized.

Wang Xiangyun had encouraged Yun Hua to give it a try earlier.

After all, being a teacher required more thinking than physical labor and was much easier than earning work points through farm work.

Wang Xiangyun could tell that Yun Hua really wasn’t suited for this kind of manual labor.

She was different from people like them, who had spent years doing farm work and had already grown accustomed to this kind of life.

Wang Xiangyun genuinely liked Yun Hua from the bottom of her heart.

She also hoped Yun Hua could have an easier life.

After an entire day of work, Yun Hua felt like she only wanted to lie down.

She didn’t want to do anything anymore.

That evening, Yun Hua washed up early, secretly took some food from her space, and prepared to lie down and sleep.

Li Jing came over to check on her. Seeing that Yun Hua seemed to be asleep, she quietly left.

She needed to go see whether the kitchen needed any help. She was hungry and wanted to have dinner as soon as possible.

Yun Hua really had fallen asleep.

Her hands hurt terribly. Since she was alone in the dormitory, she secretly entered her space and drank some spiritual spring water to restore her strength.

Then she soaked her aching hands in the spiritual spring water.

She quickly took a hot bath in the space. Once she felt completely refreshed, she hurried out again.

She changed out of her dirty clothes.

She would wash them tomorrow. She didn’t want to move anymore.

All she wanted was to sleep.

Then she heard Li Jing softly calling her name.

But Yun Hua didn’t respond.

Whatever it was could wait until she woke up.

She was incredibly sleepy at that moment.

Before she knew it, she had fallen asleep again.

However, Yun Hua was a light sleeper, and the sound of someone searching for something in the dormitory woke her.

She was just about to ask what was going on when she realized something was wrong.

Why was someone sneaking around and searching through the dormitory?

What was going on?

Hmm?

It seemed to be Liu Xuejiao.

Wasn’t this female lead supposed to be busy orbiting around the male lead? What was she doing here?

The more Yun Hua watched, the stranger it seemed.

“How can it not be here? I found it here in my previous life. Why isn’t it here? What am I supposed to do without the space?”

Liu Xuejiao muttered under her breath.

But Yun Hua still heard every word.

Perhaps the spiritual spring water had made all her senses increasingly sharp.

Every word Liu Xuejiao said reached her ears clearly.

Previous life?

Space?

So the female lead was reborn?

What was she supposed to do now?

The female lead had a cheat!

She had returned with all the memories of her previous life. Yun Hua definitely couldn’t afford to let her guard down now.

More importantly, she needed to stay as far away from the male and female leads as possible.

What a pity that she only remembered some of the events from the book.

Still, Liu Xuejiao should be looking for her jade pendant.

Looks like she’d have to keep the jade pendant hidden in her space at all costs. Otherwise, if Liu Xuejiao saw it, she would definitely realize something was wrong.

But did Liu Xuejiao know that the jade pendant originally belonged to the original owner?

She needed to find an opportunity to test her.

Hopefully, she didn’t know.

Originally, Yun Hua had already been shocked enough by the fact that she had transmigrated.

Now that she had discovered the female lead was reborn, she felt that this world really was bizarre.

There was a space, and there was a reborn female lead.

Anyone who didn’t know better would think she’d transmigrated into a fantasy world.

But when she thought about it, she had transmigrated here herself.

Compared with most people in this world, she already knew much more.

Suddenly, she felt confident again.

All she needed to do was keep her distance from the male and female leads.

Then, when the time came, she would seize every opportunity.

With the help of the original owner’s capable parents, she should be able to live a very good life in this lifetime.

Liu Xuejiao continued searching for a long time.

It wasn’t until she heard footsteps outside the door that she finally sat down on her bed and pretended to be resting.

When Wei Fang saw Liu Xuejiao sitting by the bed resting, she came over and asked with concern,

“Comrade Liu, why did you eat so little today? If you don’t eat your fill, where will you get the strength to earn work points tomorrow?”

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