[Military Romance in the 1960s + Sweet Romance + Transmigrate Into a Book + Pocket Dimension + Revenge on Scumbags + Love Grows Over Time]
Jiang Wantang, a master's graduate from an agricultural sciences institute, transmigrates into a period novel as a capitalist heiress who is also an evil stepmother.
In the original story, she has no feelings for her childhood-arranged military husband and can't stand his two children. She constantly causes trouble, even faking a pregnancy to threaten him: either send the children away, or she'll have an abortion and divorce him so she can be with her first love.
Her husband agrees to set her free. But it turns out her first love only wants the Jiang family's wealth. Under the pretense of taking her to Hong Kong, he schemes to drown her. It is her ex-husband who retrieves her body.
Knowing the plot, Jiang Wantang looks at her tall, powerful husband: Divorce him to make room for the original heroine? What a joke. She needs to cling to her powerful backer.
As for the fake pregnancy, why not make it real?
So Jiang Wantang starts trying to win her husband's heart, only to find that the stone-faced man won't give her a chance and even sleeps in a separate room.
How is she supposed to get pregnant on her own?
Fine, she'll deal with the scumbags first, then take back her pocket dimension and stash all the Jiang family's gold, silver, antiques, and paintings.
With a single report, everyone who schemed against her is sent away for reeducation.
Sent to the countryside? Not on your life... Fine, she is going to the countryside.
It turns out to be right up her alley: improving crops, building irrigation channels, making fertilizer, grafting wild fruit trees, and turning barren hills into useful land. Thanks to her ingenious methods, the production team of Muqiao becomes a model for grain deliveries, the villagers have enough to eat and money in their pockets, and they respect her more and more.
The two children grow increasingly fond of her, and the little girl wants her to cuddle her to sleep every night.
Her husband, who usually keeps his distance, suddenly carries her back to their room. “In the Huo family, married couples don't sleep in separate rooms.”
In the previous life, the male protagonist married the original female protagonist, and her aesthetics were too weird. It looked really disgusting and not good-looking.