The 1970s: After Calling Off the Wedding, I Hitched Myself to a Military Big Shot

[Double Rebirth, Take Down the Scum and Make Them Eat Their Words, Second Male Lead Chases His Wife to the Crematorium, Sweet Romance for the Main Couple, Rugged Man × Capitalist Heiress] [The Romance Takes Center Stage!]

The capitalist heiress defies her parents, breaks off her engagement, and marries the poor boy Gu Cheng.

For love, she reins in her spoiled temper, serves the entire Gu family, honors Gu Cheng’s parents, looks after his younger sister, and gives them money, houses, and jobs.

She gives everything to the Gu family, truly believing that she and Gu Cheng are a loving couple.

Only when Gu Cheng appears at her hospital bed with Gu Wan in his arms, viciously cursing her to die, does she realize that he married her solely to get his hands on the Gu family fortune.

Reborn, the heiress comes to her senses and refuses to marry him.

She will protect the fortune her parents left her and never let the Gu family take so much as a penny again.

On the day of Si Qing’s wedding, she causes a scene and storms out. Gu Cheng assumes she’s just throwing a tantrum. She’s so obedient and loves him so much; she’ll come back to him sooner or later.

He waits and waits, only to receive divorce papers and hear that Si Qing has gone to the countryside.

Gu Cheng panics.

He follows her there, hoping to win her over with his sincerity.

But a better man appears by Si Qing’s side, wrapping an arm around her waist. “She’s taken.”

Everyone says they’re a perfect match. Only then does Gu Cheng realize that Si Qing truly no longer belongs to him.

Who says Si Qing will have no one to spoil her after Factory Director Si passes away? Song Jingwu will make sure she remains a pampered heiress for the rest of her life.