Cleaned Out! The Capitalist's Daughter Tears into Her Jerk Ex and Marries a Commander

[Period setting + military marriage + marriage before love + they all speak their minds]

Cui Lingyu transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era. The original heroine was a rich, beautiful capitalist’s daughter, and her whole family was reported and sent down to the countryside.

Luckily, her family has a few connections. After some arrangements, they make it to the south, where life won’t be too difficult.

But the original heroine is blinded by love and wants to stay in the city to marry her first love, Lin Changfeng.

She never expected the Lin family to be so shameless. They want to steal the few things she has left and make her transfer her job to their daughter.

Meanwhile, Lin Changfeng latches on to the daughter of the director of the city office to get ahead.

Unable to bear the blow, the original heroine slips near a reservoir and drowns.

It turns out the people who reported the Cui family were none other than Lin Changfeng’s parents!

When Cui Lingyu reads this, she’s so furious she feels like her lungs might burst. Before she knows it, she’s transmigrated into the book.

She clears out the family’s assets and makes the Lin family pay for their crimes.

The cheating couple: One packet of boar-breeding drugs, and you’ll be shamelessly carrying on in front of everyone.

You scumbag, and your sister too: One application to go down to the countryside, and off your sister goes to toughen up in the Heilongjiang reclamation district.

You rotten Lin parents: One tip-off about embezzlement and bribery, and you’ll be off to prison to work the sewing machines.

After dealing with the Lin family, Cui Lingyu signs up to go to the countryside and look for her parents.

On the train, a handsome man in a military uniform, broad-shouldered and slim-waisted, asks her to marry him?

“Lingling, it’s me, Shen Zaiye. Long time no see.”

Cui Lingyu: ?!

The snot-nosed little tagalong from her childhood: Shen Zaiye!!

“Marry me, and you can join the army instead of being sent down to the countryside. I’ll do all the laundry, cooking, and housework, and I’ll find a way to help your parents...”

Cui Lingyu: What a deal...

On their wedding night, the man murmurs, “Lingling, be good. One more time, okay?”

“No, mm, mm...”