In the 1980S, a Capitalist Lady Seized Space and Remarried

[Through the book + age + spiritual spring space + abuse of scum + get rich + sweet pet] Xu Jiaojiao wakes up and transforms into a short-lived female supporting character in a novel from the 1980s. In the original book, the female protagonist was originally the daughter of a capitalist in Kyoto, but was stolen to the countryside by a nanny and abused as a child. Before she even got married, her old widower and fiancé died, earning him a reputation as a coward. The vicious adoptive mother turned around and sold her to a disabled man with a cruel reputation in the north of the village. She couldn't think about it and committed suicide by slitting her wrists. The biological daughter of the evil adoptive mother, the heroine of the original book, took her identity token to recognize her as a relative, and became a capitalist lady in the Beijing circle. She married a boss, had a child with many treasures, and lived a prosperous life. Hum, now that she is here, not even the heroine can take away everything that belongs to her. She is familiar with the plot of the book, but she knows that the disabled husband, as the male supporting character in the book, is actually good-looking, has a background and has strength, and is the only sober man who is not fascinated by the heroine. Based on this alone, she must marry this man. Then let's see how she seizes space, punishes evildoers, makes a fortune, and is pampered by her whole family. Is the adoptive mother vicious and harsh? She turned around and moved away all the small vaults in her adoptive mother's house. Want to suck her blood? She smashed the evil man's house to pieces with a single blow of her axe. When a foreign investment delegation came to visit, everyone despised her as an illiterate country girl. She directly attracted foreign investment with fluent English, and the whole village was shocked! As for her cheap husband, his leg is no longer lame, he has become handsome, and he has become a good husband with twenty-four filial piety.