Nomad translation – Future
Xia Shao had had enough of being a corporate wage slave and was preparing to quit her job and return to the countryside for an early retirement.
Unexpectedly, when she opened her eyes, she found herself transported to the impoverished 1960s, when food and clothing were scarce—and she had even been gifted a green hat to boot.
By the time she travelled thousands of miles to Northeast China in pursuit of her fiancé, he had already married a local woman and had two children with her.
Afraid that she would make a huge scene, her fiancé’s family hurriedly introduced her to another prospective husband.
The man was tall and handsome, and he even had a relative who held a leadership position at a major factory. Xia Shao took a liking to him at first sight.
What her fiancé’s family failed to mention was that this man was cold, sharp-tongued, idle, and notorious in his hometown as a good-for-nothing street loafer.
Once Xia Shao married him, she would not only have to cook and do the laundry, but also earn money to support the family.
A life of hardship awaited her.
What Xia Shao failed to mention was that before transmigrating, she had read a novel in which the country’s richest business tycoon—a man greatly respected by the male lead—just happened to be her new husband.
At this time, the “eldest son of the Republic” had not yet grown old. The land was rich in resources, factories stood everywhere, and opportunities abounded.
Once she married him, she would gain a stable job without having to work overtime.
A wonderful life awaited her~
The only thing Xia Shao had not expected was that although her workplace did not make her work overtime at night, her future richest-man husband certainly did…
When the man frowned coldly and coaxed her in a hoarse voice to hold on a little longer, she only wanted to ask:
Wasn’t he supposed to become fabulously wealthy and rarely come home?
Wasn’t he supposed to be a workaholic with no worldly desires?!