Era + Transmigration + Military Marriage
He Ying, a bank employee who was fed up with her job, suffered a heart attack after being infuriated by a bizarre customer and transmigrated to 1975.
The original owner of her body had lived a miserable life. Born into a family that favored sons over daughters, she had to deal with domineering, biased grandparents. Her uncle and his family spread vicious rumors about her to force her to prove her innocence by taking her own life, all so they could marry her off to a dead man and make money. Her father was weak and blindly obedient to his parents, her mother had no backbone, and she had two young sisters.
He Ying said none of that was a problem! She unleashed all the anger she'd bottled up at the bank, punching her grandparents and kicking her third uncle. She even sent her eldest uncle's entire family to prison.
She split from the family, changed her name, worked hard to earn money, built a house, and improved their lives. Her business flourished.
The family's worthless daughter became the head of an economic cooperative. The production team couldn't get by without her.
Then the railway was built, and railway soldiers arrived in the production team.
Company commander Ji Xiao was handsome and rich, and came from a military family. The village girls and the young female intellectuals all tried everything they could to marry him.
He Ying wasn't interested. Stealing a man was no fun; taking over his livelihood was much more interesting. All she cared about was making money.
Ji Xiao: Both my parents are in the military. I come from a privileged family, and I have strong connections in Beicheng.
He Ying's eyes lit up: So I can go to Beicheng and do business?
After they married, Ji Xiao spent long stretches alone at home. One time, when he finally managed to catch her, he asked plaintively, "You married me, but have you ever liked me for who I am?"
He Ying: "Be good, don't make a fuss. I'll earn enough money for you and the next three generations to lie flat."
Ji Xiao carried her into the room. "Then let's start with the second generation."
Four stars, the overall pace is fast, the writing is refreshing and clever, and there are no cheats. Recommended!! I don't give it five stars because it's not the finished version, and I don't know if the plot will break down later.