The Discarded Crown Prince Couple Transmigrated to the 1970s

Synopsis:

On the eve of her grand wedding with the Crown Prince, Yang Dai transmigrated.

Bad news: She went from being the esteemed daughter of the Duke of Chengguo Manor to a little village girl in the 1970s, living by the mountain, eating coarse grains and wild vegetables.

The once pampered, high-status young lady had no choice but to pick up a hoe, bend over to weed, learn to live like people in the 1970s, and contend with her neighbors and sisters-in-law.

Even worse news: Her moody Crown Prince fiancé also transmigrated with her, becoming her newlywed husband.

Looking at the fresh marriage certificate, Yang Dai was speechless.

Ridiculous. The Duke of Chengguo Manor and the Crown Prince's faction were tied together, forcing her into a political marriage. But now, everyone is equal and marriage is free. What the heck is she going to do with him?!

Although it was a catastrophic beginning, luckily her dowry also transmigrated with her and was connected to the Duke's treasury, so she could get whatever she wanted.

Yang Dai waved her hand, pulled out an axe from her space, and spoke her long-held thought.

"Divorce!"

......

A cup of poisoned wine sent Crown Prince Han Lin to the 1970s.

Just as he realized the situation, he was threatened with divorce by his childhood sweetheart fiancée—oh no, now his newlywed wife—wielding an axe.

Han Lin had been engaged to her since childhood, but he knew they were not suitable at all. This fiancée was gentle and well-behaved, a renowned young lady in the capital, while his life had been filled with swords and shadows, and his reputation was notorious.

Reborn into a new era, he should start a new life, and he was never one to force things.

He took the axe from her, pretending not to hear her words.

A joke, after years of secret adoration, his wish came true. How could he let go?