In the 1970s, I Beat Up the Original Owner’s Horrible Relatives, Then Married an Officer

[1970s setting + pocket dimension + strong heroine + sweet romance + both leads have clean pasts (the male lead appears infrequently at first) + everyday family life + putting horrible people in their place + a heroine who likes to use her fists...] Li Jiaojiao opens her eyes to discover she has transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon-fodder villainess with the same name as herself.

The original character was the heroine’s sister-in-law.

She was the heroine’s tragic foil. Before her wedding, her jealous cousin tricked her into going off to the countryside with a sent-down youth, where they ended up in the woods together.

Less than a month after getting married, she discovered she was two months pregnant. Her husband’s older brother was so furious that he beat her until she miscarried...

The original character never got pregnant again. In the end, she adopted her husband’s older sister’s two sons.

She worked tirelessly, only to discover at last that her husband’s older brother had married a country girl because he was infertile.

The good news: Li Jiaojiao has transmigrated into the book on the very first day of a matchmaking date, giving her a chance to change her fate.

The bad news: Li Jiaojiao has no intention of changing it. She plans to teach her original character’s husband’s family that it’s easy to invite a deity in, but hard to send one away.

Li Jiaojiao thinks, “Put up with mistreatment? Not a chance. Even if a dog barks at me, I’ll kick it twice.”

She won’t put up with a single thing.

The first time Shen Xinghe saw Li Jiaojiao, he watched her get tricked by a bad person and thought she was a delicate little flower. He never expected her to be a force of nature.

The second time he saw Li Jiaojiao was on her wedding day. From afar, she wore a smile, looking like a rose swaying in the breeze. What a shame that she was already “in someone else’s hands.”

The third time he saw Li Jiaojiao was when he watched her beat up her husband and the police came to the door.

Li Jiaojiao shouted, “Beating is love, scolding is affection... Why do you think I hit him? Because I love him!” She wasn’t a force of nature at all. She was a man-eating flower.