Transmigrated to the 70s: Accidental Pregnancy and My Science Husband's Hidden Love

Transmigrated to the 70s: Accidental Pregnancy and My Science Husband's Hidden Love Plot:

Modern overworked Lin Xiaoman stayed up late finishing a novel *The 70s Rough Man's Sweet Love*. When she opened her eyes again, she transmigrated into Lin Zhaodi—the "husband-killing woman" in the book who'd just been abandoned by her fiancé... and was three months pregnant! The original owner was a "jinx" everyone avoided, dumped by her fiancé for "killing her father". Worse, no one knew the baby's father—not even the original owner—and villagers' gossip nearly drowned her. Just as she squatted by the river, crying and thinking of jumping, Gu Zhao, a researcher from the neighboring commune, stood behind her: "I'll marry you." The reason was straightforward—his national defense project needed "someone tight-lipped who can take care of others". Lin Xiaoman agreed out of desperation, but after marriage, she found this man—who wore a faded blue shirt and never spoke more than three sentences—would secretly buy preserved plums for her morning sickness, and bring her a warm sweet egg (with the shell completely peeled) when he came back from the lab late at night. Even more surprising: when village women gossiped, "That bastard must be an educated youth's", Gu Zhao put down his blueprints for the first time, shielded her behind him, and his voice was as cold as winter wind: "My wife's baby is mine. If anyone talks nonsense, go to the commune secretary." Five months later, she found a drawing in Gu Zhao's notebook—a sketch of her hanging quilts in the yard, with a note: "When she smiles, she's like the brightest light I've seen in the lab." That's when she realized: from the day he said "I'll marry you", this "marriage first, love later" had long become the gentlest trap he hid in his scientific formulas...

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