Called Off the Engagement, Joined the Army, and the Capitalist Heiress Came Out on Top

Military Marriage + Transmigrating into a Book + Love at First Sight + A Flirtatious, Alluring Heiress + The Tough-Looking, Actually Devoted Top Military Officer

Wen Sui was a pampered heiress with a dazzling, seductive beauty. Fresh out of college, she landed a job as a national television host and lived the kind of life everyone envied. Then she woke up to find herself transmigrated into a Republican-era novel as the daughter of a capitalist.

In the book, she was a disposable supporting character. Her second uncle seized her family fortune, and the fiancé she had traveled a thousand miles to join married a wealthy heiress instead. Then his family sold her to a drunken, abusive old widower, and she died miserably in a pigsty, her body covered in wounds.

With the plot in hand, she decided to rewrite her fate.

She moved in with the scumbag’s family and turned their lives upside down. After clearing out their assets, she reported the whole family, sending them all to the far northwest to do hard labor. Meanwhile, Wen Sui used her wealth to buy more than a dozen houses in one fell swoop and sat back to collect rent.

Wen Sui achieved financial freedom early and enjoyed a wonderful life.

She had planned to settle down and enjoy her retirement, but the stern-faced officer who had fallen for her at first sight kept pursuing her and refused to let go.

“You flirted with me, and now you want to run? You’ll have to take responsibility for me for the rest of your life.”

Shen Mochen tried every trick in the book to seduce her. Wen Sui had to admit she couldn’t resist him: he was obedient, knew how to pamper her, had a great body, and could even cry. And he looked so heartbreakingly beautiful when he did.

Later, Wen Sui followed her military officer husband to an island, where his rank kept rising.

She had both a thriving career and a happy love life, becoming the island’s most envied officer’s wife.

She also became the darling of her husband’s entire family, and their married life was blissfully sweet.