Jiang Yu transmigrates into a novel set in 1979, Becoming a Patient Bride in the Eighties, Where Her Capitalist Husband Is Everything, as its soft and delicate heroine. From the very start, she finds herself facing a scene where her fiancé is cheating on her in their marital home.
In the original story, when the previous owner of her body discovered the affair, she cowered and meekly stood guard outside the door, letting the lovers enjoy their moment.
After transmigrating, Jiang Yu kicks the door open, catches them in the act, makes a huge public spectacle of it, humiliates the young master, and demands to break off the engagement on the spot.
Her stepmother tries to stop her? She gets a slap across the face! Take that, you pork-faced pig!
Her stepmother’s brother tries to stop her? Jiang Yu flips him over her shoulder!
Her family locks her up? Her younger sister helps her escape over the wall!
During her escape, she runs into a handsome, wealthy, mute pilot who has secretly loved her for years?
In the original story, his grandfather was a powerful man who could make waves in the capital.
Jiang Yu boldly says, “Fu Ruochen, marry me!”
The capitalist young master regrets everything. “Jiang Yu, come back. Let’s start over.”
Jiang Yu has only one word for him: “Get lost!”
After they marry, the Fu family caters to Jiang Yu’s every whim, hands over tens of thousands in savings, and only regrets not bringing her into the family sooner.
