The 1970s: I Married the Wrong Man, and My Good-for-Nothing Husband Is a Tycoon

[Pocket dimension + satisfying revenge + love after marriage + face-slapping + business] A top student from the 21st century transmigrates in an instant and becomes a pitiful young woman in the seventies, shunned by everyone for being pregnant before marriage.

To protect herself, she seeks out the child’s father, a good-for-nothing, idle military-district “hoodlum.” They agree on three rules. She only wants to have the baby in peace, then leave the father behind and live happily on her own.

But after they marry, she uses her pocket dimension to build a career, takes on the worst troublemakers, and watches her life flourish. Then she realizes her “tool” of a husband is acting more and more strangely. He hands over his entire salary, drives away her romantic rivals, and can’t keep his identity as a business genius hidden. And when it comes to spoiling his wife, he goes all out!

Mu Wanqiu is baffled. They agreed she’d whip her husband into shape, so why does it feel like she’s the one being swept along by a powerful big shot?

When a greater conspiracy comes to light, she finally realizes that from the very beginning, her transmigration has been part of a game of fate designed just for her.