(Transmigrate into a book, punish scumbags, sweet romance, spatial spring, strong heroine, building wealth)
Su Ranran, a modern special forces soldier, wakes up to find she has transmigrated into a book and become the villainous ex-wife in a period novel. Because Qin Junze was secretly carrying out a mission, he was discharged from the military. She then makes a scene, desperately demands a divorce, runs off with a scumbag, and ultimately ends up sick and sold into the mountains.
Now that she's successfully transmigrated into the book, Su Ranran looks at the handsome Qin Junze in front of her and is instantly stunned.
Seriously, girl, you've got it this good and you're still acting crazy?
From the start, all you have to do is coast to an easy win. Why make trouble?
Su Ranran immediately throws up her hands. No more pretending, she's laying all her cards on the table. She'll live a good life, and she'll have everything!
The male supporting character is a scumbag to the bitter end? Qin Junze kicks him off a cliff.
The female supporting character, the pampered heiress he once adored, comes back and uses her sugary words to ruin their happy relationship? Qin Junze turns around and sends her to prison.
Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law conflict? Wait! It seems there's only one conflict between my mother-in-law and me: she treats me too well. Qin Junze says he feels like a live-in son-in-law. Does that count as conflict between mother-in-law and son-in-law?
Just then...
Qin Junze completes his mission and is promoted to senior commander. He kneels before Su Ranran and asks, “Madam Commander, would you be willing to have a little commander with me?”
