In the 1970s, I Transmigrated into a Book, Stole the Heroine’s Fortune, Stockpiled Supplies, and Joined the Army

(Transmigrate into a book) + (military spouse) + (feel-good story) + (scheming) + (sharp-tongued) + (revenge served immediately) + (spiritual spring space) + (college entrance exams) + (punishing scumbags) + stockpiling supplies + (never takes a loss, never plays the saint) + (real and fake heiresses).

Just after learning the Shadow Clone Technique, Xia Shengsheng opens her eyes to find she’s transmigrated into the 1970s as the despised “useless daughter” of her family. The original owner was forced to marry on her younger sister’s behalf, to Huo Tingyuan, an officer with a bad leg and a disfigured face who couldn’t care for himself.

Her younger sister takes the officer’s family’s betrothal money and two years of his allowance, then lives in luxury in the capital. With her space and spiritual spring, she wields power over all, treating the original owner as free labor.

But this time, Xia Shengsheng turns the tables!

She not only reclaims the opportunities meant for her and serves her enemies a taste of their own medicine, but also gets her awful relatives firmly under control.

She uses the spiritual spring to heal the officer’s injuries, allowing him to return to the military and earn one distinguished service record after another.

She finds her birth parents and becomes the apple of their eye.

She follows the troops on campaign, outsmarts the women vying for attention, and tears apart wicked spies.

In the end, the two find sweet love, have twins, and live a happy life everyone envies.

This is the story of a pitiful girl everyone looked down on who grows into a legendary military wife. A sweet, feel-good story packed with excitement from start to finish!