Spoiled Young Lady Follows the Army, Rough Man Coldly Washes Bed Sheets

[Transmigrated into a 70s Book/Married First Then Love/Abusing Scumbags and Elites/Male Lead Protects Wife and Falls Hard/Daily Life] Modern medical expert Su Tang transmigrates into the young lady of a Shanghai family in the 1970s. To protect her, her parents let her take all the family assets to the family courtyard.

The original host was used to a pampered life and caused endless trouble in the courtyard, eventually getting divorced with a miserable end.

Su Tang, familiar with the plot, knows that only her stranger husband can protect her. Even though she was prepared, upon arriving at the courtyard and seeing the cold-faced rough man in front of her, Su Tang still swallowed nervously. He looks so fierce; he won't hit people, right?

Lu Xiao's marriage was arranged by his parents, and he had never met Su Tang. He only knew his wife was a delicate young lady who never lifted a finger.

He disliked those pretentious city ways and had no favorable impression of Su Tang. On the day Su Tang entered the courtyard with her marriage certificate, Lu Xiao coldly took the luggage but was handed a handful of soft warmth.

The little wife tiptoed to tie a scarf she had knitted herself around him, saying in a soft Wu Nong dialect, "I heard the northwest wind is as sharp as knives, so I specially added cashmere." The man's throat bobbed, his ear tips turned red as he picked up all the belongings.

City folks are good at using sugar-coated bullets; he wouldn't fall for it. But later, whenever Su Tang acted coquettish like that, Lu Xiao wished he could pluck stars from the sky for her.