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Transmigration: My 1980s Lazy Husband’s Wife Is a Clingy Cutie
Transmigration: My 1980s Lazy Husband’s Wife Is a Clingy Cutie Plot:
Su Xiao, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking and woke up as the wife of Zhou Jianguo, the laziest man in a 1980s village. Zhou, who lost his parents early and was dumped by his ex, had given up on life—he even懒得 cook for himself. But Su, who’d been a “well-behaved kid no one cared about” in her past life, poured all her longing for warmth into Zhou: she chased him to the fields with meals, waited for him by the threshold, and secretly gave him her savings to buy farm tools. At first, Zhou found her clinginess annoying—until he saw her burning her finger while making his favorite braised pork, yet smiling and saying “it’s fine.” Suddenly, he realized this clingy wife was the light sent by God to save him. From “the lazy man avoiding the clingy wife” to “saving money together to build a house,” they healed each other’s past wounds with the most down-to-earth 1980s romance.
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