[Portable workshop + island life + hunting on the frozen river + revenge on scumbags]
[Cool, brooding, obsessive schemer of a dog × stunning beauty with incredible fighting skills]
Chen Li, second-in-command at an apocalypse survival base, transmigrates into the 1970s as the male lead’s wicked sister-in-law and doomed first wife.
The male lead tricks her into marriage from the start?
He wants to swindle the 100,000 yuan dowry her capitalist grandfather prepared, mocks her as trash, and expects her to work like an ox and a horse? And the scumbag has his sights set on the entire Rong family?
Chen Li slaps the scumbag silly, then follows her aunt home. Armed with her grandparents’ achievements, she makes a dramatic kneeling scene in the compound, kneeling the Rong family straight into clear skies!
Too many people in the compound want her dead?
Chen Li smiles and pulls out her little notebook. Whose house is she robbing today? Her record speaks for itself!
Chen Li plans to clean out the entire family compound and head to the countryside with her beloved family and her enemies’ belongings. But then some dog of a man shows up with his hapless family in tow.
The unlucky family wants to cling to her for protection?
Looking at the Jiang family’s “kindly” faces, Chen Li agrees. She takes them into the mountains to hunt, down to the river to catch fish, and occasionally on a little “side job,” as they work together toward a better life.
The “kindly” Jiang family looks at Chen Li, who’s hiding a brick behind her back, and falls silent.
That day, they all had the same dream: the striking, charming girl crushed their skulls with a single palm strike.
Later, after Chen Li hands over the family reins and retires in triumph, everyone from the eighty-year-old patriarch down to her stepchildren goes crazy trying to cling to her, crying and begging her to take them along.
Meanwhile, Jiang Yanzhou, the youngest of the Jiang family, who in the book was a dazzling but short-lived figure, panics. He sheds his cool facade and pursues her wildly, red-eyed and relentless.
“A Li, I’m your dog!”
What I like most is to do it if you don't accept it.