You Want to Send Her to the Countryside? The Capitalist’s Daughter Takes Her Family Wealth with Her to the Army

[Military marriage + portable space + taking down scumbags + sweet romance + female lead transmigrates into a book + meets a reborn male lead]

[Jin Moran: Half my life belongs to the country, and the other half belongs to you.]

Lu Xingchen, a medical prodigy of the twenty-first century, transmigrates into a period novel after dying alongside her rival. She becomes a top-tier cannon-fodder character who meets a tragic end.

In the original story, she has a military officer fiancé of three years, but breaks off their engagement so she can elope with a scumbag.

What she doesn’t know is that this is all a scheme by the scumbag and her foster sister to seize her family’s fortune.

After getting their hands on everything she owns, the two of them sell her to an old bachelor in the countryside.

She suffers endless humiliation and abuse at his hands, dying a horrible death in the countryside in less than a year.

By the time her fiancé finds her remains, she is nothing but a pile of bones, and he dies of grief soon after.

Now that she knows the plot, they think they can steal her fortune? Dream on.

They want to take her fortune and sell her to an old bachelor.

Fine. She’ll turn the tables and send her foster sister to the old bachelor as his bride.

The scumbag dreams of living a life of endless wealth and comfort?

Fine. She’ll make sure he never has to worry about food or clothing again. He’ll even get a pair of silver bracelets and a spacious home to live in for free.

After cleaning house, Lu Xingchen takes all the gold, silver, antiques, and paintings with her when she joins the army.

She was prepared for a life of hard work, but unexpectedly discovers that her fiancé is not only a model soldier with impeccable credentials, but also a dazzlingly handsome man.

As a devoted admirer of good looks, she falls for him at first sight and immediately clings to her handsome fiancé.