An Apocalypse Villainess Transmigrates to the 1970S: Causing Trouble and Making Money, She's Good at Everything

[Transmigrate into a Book, 1970s, Space, Superpowers, Feel-Good Fiction, Family Life, Building Wealth, Everyone's Favorite, 1vN] Wen Zhizhi was a superpowered strongwoman in the apocalypse. Unfortunately, during a mission she ran into a zombie horde. Before the zombies could even bite her to death, she opened her eyes and found herself in the 1970s, on the very day she was supposed to meet the male lead on a blind date. To top it off, her head had been bashed in! Her family didn't love or care for her. They'd abused her ever since she was little. In the book, her original self was forced by her cruel parents to go work in the countryside. She thought she'd married for love, but after the wedding, her husband used the name of a fallen comrade's widow to send money, affection, and comfort to another woman. She spent her whole life laboring for someone else's wife and children, and eventually died of depression. After learning what was in store, Wen Zhizhi thought: Damn it, nobody who owes me is getting off easy! She went on a rampage: first she dealt with the cheating couple, then beat the stuffing out of her cruel parents. But who knew she wasn't even their biological daughter? After clearing out the Wen family home, she set it on fire and left. By a twist of fate, she found her birth mother and learned she'd been switched at birth... Heroine: A polished egotist who loves flirting and never gives up until she gets what she wants. She loves acting, appearing delicate on the surface while being ruthless underneath. The male leads show up later on, and more will appear as the story goes on. A bonus on top of everything else! This story is mainly about the heroine making her mark on the world! Later... When the male leads discover that there's one man after another by the heroine's side... Fu Jinian: So what if I'm older? A mature man's steadiness is something those young whippersnappers can't match. Gu Xuan: Brother, Zhizhi is mine. You're not good enough for her. Li Zheng: Zhizhi, they're so mean. I'm not like them. I can't bear to let you suffer even a little.