The 1970s: I Put My Eccentric Grandma’s House in Order, Then Happily Headed to the Countryside

[Transmigrate into a Book + Punish the Scum + Marriage First, Love Later + Military Marriage + Spirit Spring Space + Might Makes Right]

Jiang Ning, a twenty-first-century taekwondo instructor, is killed when a drunk driver hits her. By accident, she transmigrates into a period novel and becomes the most miserable sacrificial character. Unable to eat her fill or keep warm, she is used for everything she is worth by her family, then traded to an old man for a bride price.

Years of malnutrition leave her unable to conceive. In the end, her husband beats her to death, and even after death she is denied peace: her family arranges a ghost marriage for her ashes.

When she opens her eyes again, she has arrived in this unfamiliar era. Fortunately, her spirit spring space is powerful enough to ensure she can eat and drink well.

But the original character’s fate in the book nearly makes her so furious that she wants to die on the spot.

Her grandparents are mean, and her aunts and uncles beat and berate her at will. They treat Ning Shuang, whose parents are both dead, like a slave to be ordered around and exploit her without restraint.

They scheme with an old man to take her virtue...

They force her to go to the countryside in place of her cousin...

They want to take her job...

They want to seize the house her parents left her...

And after she dies, they even plan to arrange a ghost marriage for her ashes...

Fine. Very fine. It has been a long time since Jiang Ning met anyone so desperate to get beaten. Her hands are itching to teach them a lesson. The corners of her lips lift, her eyes full of icy sharpness.

Trash, are you ready?

Let’s see how hard your heads are. Big Sister is coming to smash them in.

CP: A crazy woman who would rather throw punches than run her mouth VS a seemingly fragile, scheming man who hands her the knife