The Rich Young Lady Clears Out Her Enemy’s Estate in the Seventies, Joins the Army, and Wins by Doing Nothing

Modern romance + period setting + wealthy young lady + military marriage + sweet romance + space + imaginative premise + taking down scoundrels + feel-good power fantasy + building wealth + no college entrance exams + everyday family life + ensemble cast Xu Kexin wakes up one day to find herself in a 1970s military-marriage novel. She is a pampered young lady living in the city, with a wealthy family and loving parents. The tragic part is that she doesn't even count as cannon fodder in the book. She's just backstory, a prologue. But since she's here, to hell with the plot. She has to avenge the family of the original owner of her body. First, she empties the estate of her uncle, who schemed against her family, then sends him and his wife to the Great Northwest for reeducation. Her uncle's son and daughter want to go with their parents and reunite as a family? Not happening. She signs them up to head south to the countryside, where food is scarcer and the winters are even colder, cold enough to kill. The workshop director who framed her father wants to take his place as factory director? Dream on. She drains his family of every last bit of money and ration coupons, then reports how he's been taking advantage of female workers, gets him convicted of hooliganism, and has him executed by firing squad. Then, carrying a whole space full of valuables and her marriage certificate, she goes to join her soldier husband and starts a new life in the military residential compound. She's a force to be reckoned with at home and out in the world. At this point, her parents are also cleared of their accusations and return to the city, with her father reinstated in his old position. Her mother can go back to work too, but she looks at Xu Kexin with a doting smile and says, "Sweetie, I'm not going back to work. I'll stay home and get ready to look after your baby." Xu Kexin blushes. "Oh, Mom, who said I'm having a baby with him?" He Baichuan: "Wifey, let's just have one."