I Cleared Out the Family Fortune, and the Capitalist Heiress Married in a Whirlwind Wedding to Join the Army

【Military marriage + strong heroine + cannon-fodder awakening + life-extension System + pocket dimension with a spirit spring + capitalist heiress + exchange modern goods at the mall + empty out the family estate】 A heroine who plays the pig to eat the tiger and acts spoiled to survive x a rugged military officer who is cold on the outside but warm inside After a serious illness, Shen Li awakened to the truth: she was a short-lived capitalist heiress, a cannon-fodder character in a period novel. Her own uncle, after his money, found a man to trick her into marriage and take over her estate, planning to transfer all the family assets before the purge. For the price of a ticket to Hong Kong, he drugged her and sent her to an old man's bed, ruining her reputation before she was sent down to the countryside and died a wretched death less than six months later. The cousin she truly loved was a woman who had transmigrated into a book, with a System that siphoned away Shen Li's luck and lifespan. With the worst possible start, she tore up the script and turned around to marry a poor peasant in a flash. He'll take her family's estate and run? She emptied it all into her pocket dimension, then turned around and reported the scumbag uncle's escape route. He wants to marry her for her inheritance? She ruined the scumbag's chances of having heirs and sent him to prison. She wants to steal Shen Li's luck? Shen Li destroyed her cousin's System and shipped her off to the Great Northwest. But how did her poor peasant husband suddenly become a powerful island military officer, and the very medicine she needed to extend her life? Life-Extension System: “Touch his head: +3 days of life and 3 points.” “Hold his hand: +7 days of life and 10 points.” “Ask him for a hug: +15 days of life and 15 points.” Points could be exchanged for modern goods. She thrived, lived longer, and her husband was so useful! Almost too useful: her back ached every day. The island's soldiers and civilians couldn't understand why their promising commander had married a capitalist heiress who seemed to hold him back. Then they learned she could design bridges, improve agriculture, and practice veterinary medicine. After the reforms, she led them in turning the island into a model city for entrepreneurship, where everyone became a ten-thousand-yuan household. They were amazed. The commander sure knew how to pick a wife. She wasn't just a capitalist, she was the God of Wealth herself.