(Transmigration to the past + sent down to the countryside in the Northeast + pocket dimension + fake and real heiresses)
(Love after marriage + family life + building a fortune)
After waking up, Lin Yayi finds herself transmigrated into the body of an unlucky fake heiress in the 1960s, after being stranded in the underworld.
After one wild night, she discovers the truth: she slept with the wrong man.
The man she accidentally slept with was her original body's fiancé's powerful, cold-faced younger uncle, Zhan Wanshu.
She hears that he is already engaged. Lin Yayi may not have much of a conscience, but she absolutely refuses to be a homewrecker.
She makes a quick decision: flirt, then run.
She signs up to be sent down to the countryside, casually empties the Prince Gong's Mansion of its hidden treasures, then makes a carefree getaway with her pocket dimension and a strength-enhancing pill.
In Erdaogou, Northeast China, she opens a factory and starts a livestock farm, turning the poorest production team in the area into the province's leading foreign-exchange earner.
The villagers all get access to state-supplied grain and couldn't be happier. Their lives are no worse than those in the cities.
The real heiress, sent to work in a cowshed, waits to see Lin Yayi make a fool of herself. Instead, she sees factory director Lin celebrated in the newspapers and basking in glory as a model worker.
But Zhan Wanshu is at his wits' end.
They got a marriage certificate, but his wife ran away? He got married for nothing!
He travels a thousand miles with all his belongings and corners her, looking aggrieved.
“Comrade Lin, that night you kept saying my little brother was long and my little brother was short. Now that we have a marriage certificate, are you really going to deny it?”
Lin Yayi looks at the military officer before her, road-weary but still sharp and imposing, and smacks her forehead.
Oh no. She was so busy making a comfortable life for herself that she forgot there was a military officer at home with a marriage certificate and a claim on her.
So here's the question: should she divorce him first, or just make the best of it?
Damn it, a lot of nonsense
Very beautiful
The first few chapters were barely readable, but the rest were too bland.
It's true that he talks a lot and doesn't focus on the key points [laughs awkwardly]