The 70s Shaman: I’m the Woman You’d Better Not Mess With

Period setting + mysticism + fortune-telling + substitute bride + military marriage + marriage before love + sweet romance + everyday family life

Hua Sese, a true inheritor of the Northeast Chinese shamanic tradition, had gone on a wild shopping spree at the GOGO Bar. Little did she know that one careless step would send her tumbling into a sewer and caught up in the great wave of transmigration.

She found herself in the body of another hapless Hua Sese, who shared her name, in a parallel version of the past. The original Hua Sese had caught a fever after getting drenched in the rain and died in a daze. Just as Hua Sese transmigrated into her body, she heard her stepmother and stepsister pressuring her to take someone else's place as a bride. Hua Sese wasn't about to put up with that. She rolled up her sleeves and went straight at the whole rotten family.

Big Sis Hua wasn't someone a bunch of nobodies could push around. She'd make the whole family pay in blood and tears.

After dealing with them, Hua Sese headed straight to the military camp and married Meng Ze Shen, her disabled officer husband.

In truth, they simply needed someone to care for this man, who couldn't look after himself, and raise his two underage stepchildren.

It was a truly brutal start: a paralyzed husband, and a stepmother's role to boot. Luckily, Hua Sese had a good attitude. A paralyzed man was great! He couldn't cheat, and she could do whatever she wanted with him.

If the kids didn't listen, she'd give them a strict lesson. If she was going to be a stepmother, she might as well be the most wicked one.

Thankfully, Hu Lao Ba, the immortal spirit her family worshipped, had transmigrated to the same era with Hua Sese, so she wasn't quite so alone and helpless.