[Transmigrated into a book + military marriage + adorable baby + doted on by everyone + pocket dimension + putting scumbags in their place + getting rich + devoted couple] Lin Runrun found a blood-jade bangle and was so excited she forgot to watch where she was going. A car sent her flying, and when she opened her eyes, she'd landed in the melodramatic period novel Raising a Child in the Eighties: The Aloof Professor's One and Only Little Darling. She'd become the cannon-fodder fiancee: a pitiful woman ordered around like a servant by her future mother-in-law, robbed of her job by her stepsister, and despised by her fiance.
With a pocket dimension at her disposal, she turns the tables: troublesome relatives? Put them in their place! Dirt poor? Make money! The sweet-faced heroine causing trouble? Take her down!
She gets rich selling tea eggs from a street stall, adopts her fallen comrade's orphan as her adorable child, and even snags a cold-faced soldier for a husband. After joining the army, she opens factories and gets into foreign trade, rising from a roadside stall to a business empire. What if her scheming stepsister and her ex-fiance, a gold-digging pretty boy, team up to trip her up?
Lin Runrun sneers: “When I was playing the business game, you were still fighting over grain coupons!”
The original owner was weak and brainwashed by her stepmother, which led to her tragic death. Fortunately, the female lead arrived and used her skills to fight back, escape the scumbag's family, and raise her two poor children to live her own life. She took revenge on her stepmother, reclaimed her family property, and with the help of good neighbors, started her own small business.
It's pretty good, quite nice-looking 😘😘😘👍👍
It looks great, I recommend it, five stars.
It was really good; I read the last few chapters with a smile on my face.
It's a gradual process, and it looks great!
This book is very good; it clearly distinguishes between right and wrong, and I like it.
Great, fantastic!
It's so good! The female lead has strong likes and dislikes and works hard to generate revenue for the residential compound. It's really good! 🤭🤭🤭
It's good and worth watching.
The more I read, the more I wanted to read the next chapter; it was very captivating.