Transmigrated Into the 80s to Marry a Tough Man The Pregnant Beauty Is Delicate and Sweet

In March 1988, Shen Rongrong, an adopted daughter of the greedy Shen family, is brutally assaulted by a hired thug as part of a scheme to disgrace her. Her elder sister, Shen Yueying, who has seemingly transmigrated with knowledge of the future, orchestrates a swap of engagements. Yueying desires to marry Gu Yifeng, a handsome military officer, while forcing Rongrong to take her place as the sacrificial bride for the wealthy but superstitious Gu family, who seek a woman to suppress their lineage's bad luck. After the assault, Rongrong is left for dead but is discovered by Grandma Chen in Xiushan Village. Unbeknownst to them, Rongrong is not merely a human victim; she is a snail spirit from a cultivation world who transmigrated into this tragic novel to complete a mission. Having memorized the original plot, she realizes that the Gu family patriarch, Gu Yifeng, is a source of misfortune, and whoever marries him suffers greatly. She also deduces that her sister’s sudden change in personality indicates a similar transmigration, driven by greed and a desire to seize the perceived good fortune of the military marriage.

Rongrong recovers under Grandma Chen’s care, cherishing the kindness she never received from her adoptive family. She discovers that Grandma is secretly ill and dying, a fate she intends to alter. Using her remaining spiritual abilities, Rongrong digs up buried antiques to sell for money to pay for Grandma’s medical treatment. During this process, she encounters Chen Yu, a stoic special forces commander and Grandma’s grandson, along with his boisterous friend Wu Zheng. Chen Yu is initially suspicious of Rongrong, who claims to be his fiancée, but her clumsy, slow, and innocent demeanor contrasts sharply with his actual fiancée, Shen Yueying, whom he met briefly and found calculating and cold. As Rongrong and Chen Yu spend time together, a bond forms. Rongrong uses her spiritual energy to restore an old photograph of Grandma’s late husband, a revolutionary soldier, bringing comfort to the elderly woman.

The conflict escalates when Shen Yueying, having married Gu Yifeng, learns that Rongrong is alive and well in Xiushan Village. Jealous of Rongrong’s apparent good fortune and fearing exposure, Yueying spreads vicious rumors in the hospital where Grandma is being treated. A nurse, Gao Hui, publicly slanders Rongrong, accusing her of promiscuity and fraud. Chen Yu steps in to defend Rongrong, using his military authority to silence the disruption and ensure the hospital addresses the slander. Rongrong, displaying a sharp wit beneath her gentle exterior, negotiates a waiver of hospital fees as compensation rather than seeking a public apology, prioritizing her savings for Grandma’s care.

Grandma Chen’s condition worsens, and doctors hesitate to perform invasive tests due to her age. Rongrong, relying on her knowledge of the original story, insists that the lung mass is malignant and must be treated immediately. Chen Yu, trusting her intuition, supports her decision against the medical staff’s initial caution. As the story progresses, Rongrong’s presence begins to diverge significantly from the original tragic plot. She navigates the complexities of her new identity, balancing her spiritual mission with her growing attachment to Grandma Chen and the protective Chen Yu. Meanwhile, Shen Yueying’s marriage to Gu Yifeng begins to unravel, as the Gu family’s superstitions turn against her, fulfilling the ominous prophecy Rongrong had foreseen. The narrative sets the stage for Rongrong to not only save her grandmother but also to dismantle the destructive fate imposed by the original story, forging a new path with Chen Yu by her side.