She Cleared Out Her Whole Family's Home, Then the Capitalist Heiress Went to the Countryside to Pursue Her Husband

[Supermarket storage space + feel-good power fantasy + love after marriage]

Brash, fiery heiress VS brilliant, polished, villainous commander

Lin Xiao, a cannon-fodder character in the apocalypse who can’t even get a warm bite to eat, transmigrates into a book. She becomes the vicious heiress of a capitalist family in a period novel for male readers, a character who shares her name.

The book says her fiancé, Song Qingshu, was reported and sent down to the countryside. Afraid of suffering there with him, the original Lin Xiao slept with him in a fit of desperation and forced him to break off their engagement.

But what goes around comes around. Before long, her family is on the verge of being raided and sent down to the countryside too.

To save themselves, her father and stepmother marry her off to a decrepit old man in exchange for wealth and status.

Without Song Qingshu to protect her, and used as a pawn by her own family, the original Lin Xiao is soon tortured until she’s physically and mentally broken, dying a gruesome death.

The transmigrated Lin Xiao won’t put up with any of it.

They want her to marry an old man? She bundles up her stepsister and sends her to his bed instead.

Her stepmother is cheating on her scumbag father behind his back? Lin Xiao finds the other man and tips her father off so he can catch them in the act.

While the two of them are busy tearing each other apart, Lin Xiao empties the family coffers, sets the old house on fire, packs her things, and promptly signs up to go to the countryside to find Song Qingshu.

She assumes the man who was sent down must be living in terrible conditions.

But it turns out Song Qingshu has started raising pigs in the village.

He couldn’t be enjoying himself more.

Whenever he’s bored, he sabotages the village tractor a little, and the team leader has to come crawling to him for repairs, too afraid to offend him.

Who wouldn’t love a clever, wicked big shot?

“Hey, Song Qingshu, I’m pregnant.”

Song Qingshu spits tea all over her face, flustered and at a loss.

After they marry, he gradually realizes his wife isn’t the same as before. She seems to have plenty of secrets.

He loves her so much.