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Back to the 70s: Counterattack Starts with Marrying Her
Back to the 70s: Counterattack Starts with Marrying Her Plot:
Lin Mo, a frustrated youth reborn in the 1970s, lost his whole family due to missed chances and wrong choices in his previous life. Waking up again, he goes back to the educated youth era. Seeing Su Xiao, the girl he had let down but who secretly helped him, he decides to change fate. He proposes to her against all pressure, then starts breeding and small businesses with his future memories, gradually climbing up. He solves crises, avenges past grudges, and gains Su Xiao's true love finally, turning from a good-for-nothing into an admired winner.
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