The 1970s: I Take Down My In-Laws and Raise My Kids to Be Rich

Jiang Zhihua was reborn, back in the delivery room in 1976, struggling through a difficult birth. The moment she opened her eyes, she faced the nightmare of her baby being switched at birth.

In her previous life, she had devoted herself to caring for her sick child, only to learn at the end that it had all been a scheme by her sister-in-law. She had been literally angered to death.

In this life, when the midwife brought her a frail impostor son and told her she was “destined to have no children,”

Jiang Zhihua, fresh from giving birth, snatched up a pair of scissors and started to “perform a C-section” right there!

Then she plunged the scissors into her sister-in-law’s thigh. “You stole my baby? I’ll make sure you can never have one!”

From that day on, the capitalist’s daughter in the military compound, once meek and submissive, went completely off the rails!

She kicked her in-laws to the curb, took on the worst troublemakers, and built a career. With the space of a supermarket from the future, she made a roaring success of life in the impoverished 1970s and became the richest woman in the country.

And what about the military officer husband she’d been married to for three years, who existed only in rumors?

“Divorce. Absolutely! Men only slow down my money-making!”

When she slapped her divorce application down on the desk of a military bigwig, Fu Beichen, the legendary cold-faced devil, appeared before her for the first time. Tall and imposing in his crisp uniform, he trapped her against the wall, his burning chest pressed against her slender qipao. Breathing in her sweet, milky scent and wild allure, he spoke hoarsely, his voice full of possessiveness: “Wifey, I hear you had my son and want to take him and marry someone else. Did you ask my gun first?”