The Capitalist’s Fake Heiress Is Reborn and Joins the Army in the 1960s

(Military Marriage + Sweet Romance + Love at First Sight + Transmigrate Into a Book vs. Transmigrate + Everyday Family Life)

Qin Yao was happily walking her dog at home when her big white dog suddenly yanked her so hard that she fell flat on the ground. By the time she got back up, she was somewhere else entirely.

She had transmigrated into the body of twenty-year-old Qin Yao in the 1960s, and into a book she had read.

In the original story, Qin Yao was a striking, radiant, fair-skinned beauty who had graduated from university. She was the daughter of a wealthy South City merchant, but unfortunately, she was a fake heiress.

Even her childhood sweetheart hid the truth from her after the real heiress returned, gradually distancing himself from Qin Yao and getting involved with the real heiress instead.

When the storm arrived a few months later, Qin Yao, still unaware of the truth, was forced to go to the countryside in the real heiress's place.

Her scumbag parents fled with the real heiress and the family's entire fortune. Only then did Qin Yao learn she was a fake heiress. Sadly, by then it was too late: she was already living in a cowshed in the countryside.

Life in the cowshed was more bitter than the bitterest herb. In the end, Jiang Yao couldn't take it anymore and jumped into a river to die.

Armed with knowledge of the plot, Qin Yao swore to avenge the original owner and send that whole scummy family to the cowshed to join her.

As for the childhood sweetheart who abandoned her, sorry, but this girl doesn't take out the trash. Go to the cowshed with the real heiress and be husband and wife!

And all the gold, silver, antiques, and paintings at home? Don't worry, none of it will end up in someone else's hands. She'll stuff as much as she can into the space Big White gave her, and she won't let the scumbag's family off the hook either.

Now married, Qin Yao watched the whole family marching off together and happily waved her little hand. Then she turned and followed her officer husband to his posting.