[Transmigrate into a book. 1970s setting. Pocket dimension. Taking down scumbags. Villainous heroine. Military marriage. Love grows over time.]
Jiang Anning was so exhausted from her hospital internship that she fell asleep. When she woke up, she'd transmigrated into a wealthy capitalist's daughter in a story, and was married to an army officer.
But she'd arrived at the worst possible time. The original owner had been making a scene and demanding a divorce from the officer, and her scumbag father had also fed her a large dose of sleeping pills.
Only when the original owner was dying did she learn that her scumbag father and stepmother had been having an affair for years, seized her mother's property, arranged an accident to kill her mother, and finally bought tickets to escape by ship.
The good news: Her scumbag father's family failed to get away, and she gained a villa pocket dimension.
So what was she waiting for?
She'd move every last bit of the family fortune into her pocket dimension, then take down her enemies one by one.
Her scumbag father loved money, so she'd find proof of his embezzlement and send him to face the firing squad.
Her stepmother was vicious, so Jiang Anning would be even more vicious and burn her down along with the house.
And there was also a white-lotus younger sister, the heroine of the original book, blessed with lucky-charm fortune and impossible to kill for now. So Jiang Anning would send her to the Great Northwest to mine.
After all that, the villainous heiress clung to the army officer and went with him to a farm for labor reform.
Spreading medical knowledge, bringing in large white pigs, raising sika deer, and opening up overseas tea markets... Wasn't she supposed to lie flat? How did she end up juggling so many jobs?
And why was the cold-faced officer who washed her underwear looking at her with such burning eyes?
The aloof officer Gu Junyan: "..."
They cuddle up together every night, then she forgets all about it after they sleep, huh?
This article is really well written, good