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Back to the 80s: My Newlywed Tough Guy Insists on Spoiling Me
Back to the 80s: My Newlywed Tough Guy Insists on Spoiling Me Plot:
Modern office worker Lin Wan dies from overwork and is reborn on her 1985 wedding night. The man in front of her—Gu Chen, whom she called a 'wooden block' in her past life—is actually the retired soldier who will die saving her. In her previous life, she mistakenly thought Gu Chen didn't love her due to inferiority, and even asked for a divorce three days after marriage. She only realized his true heart when she saw him lying in a pool of blood to block a truck for her. This time, Lin Wan throws herself into his arms, saying she wants to live well with him. To her surprise, Gu Chen has already saved food stamps for three months to buy her favorite osmanthus cake, his ears red as ripe tomatoes. Just as they're drowning in sweetness, the sister-in-law who instigated the divorce in her past life comes to cause trouble again. Gu Chen blocks her at the door directly: 'My wife’s words are the rule.' Looking at this tough yet tender man, Lin Wan suddenly understands: spoiling in the 80s is a warm cup of brown sugar ginger tea, a note with 'Lin Wan' written all over it in his military uniform, and a love deeper than anyone’s, never spoken but always present.
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