The Capitalist Heiress Joins the Army: Rugged Man, Don’t Spoil Me Too Much

[Ancient-to-modern transmigration + military marriage + everyday family life on a tropical island + a genuinely rugged, devoted husband VS an all-around, delicate, pampered, particular young lady] Su Changxi, the eldest legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, transmigrates to the 1970s and becomes a rich capitalist’s young lady. Fine, she’s a young lady either way. Who knew her scumbag father would want to marry her off and drag the whole family along to join the army? Her sham of a father is uncaring, and her stepmother is full of schemes. Su Changxi turns around and empties the family coffers. A stack of denunciation letters sends her scumbag father and stepmother off to reform through labor, while her younger siblings are sent down to the countryside for reeducation. Then she leaves with her fiancé for an island, where he is stationed. Once on the island, Su Changxi struggles to adapt. One day, the wind gives her a rash. The next, she’s suffering from the local climate. Everyone says Gu Jingchen’s wife acts like a pampered young lady. Gu Jingchen: “To me, she is a young lady.” Then, after they marry... Su Changxi can bake, embroider, and write beautifully with a calligraphy brush. There’s nothing she can’t do, no matter what anyone might imagine. When they hear the university entrance exams have been reinstated, she starts studying from scratch. Later, when Su Changxi’s pet runs away, she cries her heart out. Gu Jingchen pulls her into his arms and gently comforts her. Gu Jingchen: “If it doesn’t want to be your dog, I’ll be your dog.”