The 1970S: The Capitalist Heiress Flees After Clearing Out Her Family's Wealth

[Capitalist Heiress + Period Setting + Transmigrate into a Book + Space + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Sweet Romance + Family Life]

Qin Yizhu transmigrates into the 1970s, becoming the cannon-fodder female supporting character in a sweet romance set in that era. The original owner was exploited by her scumbag father and stepsister, and ended up without even a body to bury.

The moment she opens her eyes, her stepmother is pressuring her and her stepsister is framing her. Qin Yizhu agrees on the surface while secretly plotting to bring down the Qin family!

She binds herself to a space and empties the whole family’s stockpile of supplies!

Her scumbag father wants to run away? Fine! She’ll report him and help him get sent to a logging camp in the Northeast. Her stepsister and that scumbag set a trap to send her to the countryside? No problem! She’ll make sure the two of them are sent together, locked into a life of mutual torment!

As for her stepmother and the twins who were always bullying the original owner, she’ll bundle them up and send them along to her scumbag father. Their place of exile is bitterly cold, and she won’t rest easy unless he has a few extra burdens to take along.

With everything taken care of, Qin Yizhu decides to find someone powerful to protect her, so her status as a capitalist heiress won’t bring her trouble.

The book mentioned that the original owner had a fiancé.

According to the timeline, the Pei family has been framed by their rivals and exiled to the mountains outside Yun City. In another year, they’ll be cleared of the charges and return to the capital.

With a warehouse full of supplies, Qin Yizhu decides to head to the countryside to find her husband!

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The first time Pei Song saw Qin Yizhu was on a drizzly evening. The girl, damp from the rain, sat beneath the eaves, charming and radiant, captivating enough to steal one’s breath.

One glance was all it took for him to know he was done for, for the rest of his life.