Transmigrating to the 1970s: I Win at Military Marriage by Lounging in My Archipelago Space

[Transmigration + capitalist heiress + archipelago space + military marriage + punishing scumbags]

In 1970, Jiang Wanwan transmigrates into the body of a capitalist heiress. The original owner is spoiled and reckless, and is about to be sent to the countryside to suffer.

At a struggle session, she is locked in a dark room and is on the verge of despair when she unexpectedly gets a golden finger.

Her portable archipelago space contains mountains and seas. She can grow herbs and refine pills, manufacture goods and repair machinery, and enjoy an unlimited supply of self-sufficient resources.

She gets back on her feet overnight, donating grain coupons, exposing her stepmother, and dividing up the family property. She turns her life around and has the time of her life.

While everyone else goes to the countryside and survives on plain buns, she brings supplies from her space on the train. She could even feed a pig until it had a six-pack.

She saves people during typhoons, treats soldiers’ injuries, and conducts scientific research, quietly changing the times while enjoying a sweet military romance.

From a wicked heiress to a national hero, she coasts to victory in this life and even raises herself a loyal military king.

With the stars and sea ahead of her, she uses her archipelago space to rewrite her fate and becomes the most legendary woman of the 1970s.