Help! The Tough Military Officer Is Bewitched by a Sly Heiress

[Completed] [Period Setting + Military Marriage + Transmigrate into a Book + Devoted Romance + Wish Fulfillment + Strong Female Lead + True and Fake Heiresses] A stoic, rugged military officer vs. a dazzling beauty building her career

Lin Chuyue had just paid the down payment on a new home, but before she could move in, she transmigrated into a book and landed in the 1980s.

She was the real daughter who had been switched at birth, but her biological parents and three older brothers favored the fake heiress, a scheming green-tea type.

Her adoptive parents feared she would ruin their biological daughter's happiness, so they planned to sell her to an elderly widower who abused his wife, using the bride price to get their son a wife. Her biological family couldn't care less.

She exposed her adoptive parents for who they were and reclaimed everything the original owner had given them: the bicycle, the job, and the piglets.

Her biological family was sick of her causing trouble, so they married her off with a generous dowry, just to get her out of sight.

She'd been single all her life in her previous life, and now she'd started off married, with three kids thrown in as a bonus?

She told her husband, who was a bargain at the price, “You saved me, and I don't want to hold you back. If we don't fall in love, we'll divorce in a year!”

In an era when even pigs could be blown away if they stood in the wind, love was worthless. Making money was what mattered.

Drawing on her experience from her previous life, she threw herself into building a business and, before she knew it, had become a famous businesswoman in Yangcheng, buying houses, cars, and a detached mansion in the city center.

She asked for a divorce so she could focus on her career, but to her surprise, he refused to go through with it.

Ye Xiangbei hid her luggage and clung to her, eyes red. “If you're my wife for one day, you're my wife for life. I will never agree to a divorce.”

The three little ones clung to her legs, sobbing. “Mom, don't go.”

She couldn't shake any of them off, so she had no choice but to pack them all up and move into the mansion together.