The Capitalist Heiress Storms the Military Compound with Her Child and Gets Spoiled Rotten

In her previous life, Su Wanqing was a pampered heiress from a capitalist family in Shanghai. After a sudden upheaval, she was exiled to the countryside, where the so-called “relatives” tormented her to death. Her only son also vanished without a trace.

Reborn, she returns to the night her son is gravely ill with a high fever and those “relatives” are about to sell her to a cripple in the village. This time, she will not be a lamb led to slaughter. With a mysterious space and memories of her past life, Su Wanqing decisively cuts ties with her family and sets out with her son, Su Nian'an, on a long journey to find their kin, guided by the faint imprint of a military insignia.

Their destination: the Northern Xinjiang Military District.

Everyone thinks the mother and son won’t survive three days, but in an era when no one has enough to eat, Su Wanqing raises her boy to be plump and rosy-cheeked, and turns their dilapidated home into an idyllic paradise that everyone envies.

When they first meet, Lu Zhengchen, a cold, tough regiment commander with a string of battle honors, points at her and says icily, “I don’t care who you are. If you’re trying to cling to me with tricks like this, get out. Now.”

Later, on a snowy night, that same man corners her against a wall. His towering body radiates warmth, his eyes are red, and his voice is hoarse. “Wanqing, don’t go. My son and I both need you.”

Su Wanqing is a woman destined to turn her era upside down. With knowledge and skills far ahead of her time, she builds her own business empire on barren land. With love and wisdom, she brings a broken family back together. She was never anyone’s appendage. She is her own light.