[Entirely Fictional Setting] [Military Marriage in the 1970s] [Devoted Couple] [Pampering Husband] [Punishing Villains] [Medical Talismans and Portable Space] [Not a Doormat] [Building Wealth]
Yan Ruyan was a ghost waiting in line at the Hall of the King of Hell to be reincarnated. She waited for a full thousand and one nights, only to be thwarted at the last moment by the vengeful ghost of a woman from a different parallel world who shared her name, surname, and age. In life, the woman's biological parents had been schemed against and killed by her scummy uncle's family. The two little Western-style houses her maternal grandfather left her had also been stolen by scoundrels claiming to act in her father's name. From childhood, she was an unwanted burden, disliked by her uncle and unloved by her aunt. In the end, her adoptive mother took her in, and she grew up safely to the age of twenty. Then one day, she got off work early and accidentally overheard the truth about her parents' deaths.
The original owner couldn't accept it and tried to rush in and tear into them, but her grandmother, hiding behind her, killed her with a single blow from a stick.
After death, the original owner's vengeful ghost refused to rest. She caused such a commotion in the Hall of the King of Hell that he had no choice but to agree to send her back to her original world for revenge. Unfortunately, the soul transfer went wrong, and he brought Yan Ruyan back to life instead, after she'd spent a thousand and one nights waiting to be reincarnated. Damn it, not only could she not go back, but the moment she transmigrated into the 1980s, the original owner's scummy grandmother married her off to an idiot. Now several vicious women were tearing at her clothes and forcing her to consummate the marriage.
Even worse, the appalling scene of the vicious women forcing her to consummate the marriage with the idiot was witnessed by the unmarried man who had come to propose to her.
This was so ridiculous it beggared belief. But the heroine wasn't worried at all. She made as much trouble as she pleased, beating her scummy uncle, aunt, and cousin to a pulp right in front of her fiancé. As a result, the fiancé who had originally planned to break off the engagement changed his mind. He gave her gold bars the first time they met, and helped her take down the villains the second time...
The progress of the male and female protagonists is too slow, they are grinding, they are verbose, and there is too much nonsense.