From the Start, I Squandered the Commander’s Family Fortune, Yet He Can’t Stop Spoiling Me

[Late 1970s to early 1980s + Marriage first, love later + Spendthrift System + Devoted couple, sweet romance]

Su Wantang transmigrates into the role of a gorgeous ex-wife who makes life hell for an army commander in the 1980s. She is a down-and-out capitalist heiress about to be kicked out by her husband, Huo Jingye, and sent to a psychiatric hospital.

In the original story, not only would her husband Huo Jingye personally send her to a psychiatric hospital, but even her own son would come to hate her. In the end, the father and son, along with their vast fortune, would all fall into the hands of Lin Qingya, the reborn heroine and his one true love.

From the start, this is hell-mode difficulty, and Su Wantang just wants to run.

[Ding! Spendthrift System successfully bound! Spend your husband’s money and get double cashback, dear!]

Looking at the tall, long-legged man with broad shoulders and a narrow waist, who also comes with a built-in ability to shower her with money, Su Wantang’s desire to divorce him… shamefully wavers.

Why bother divorcing? She can do without the jerk and her stepson, but she can’t do without the money!

Before long, everyone in the family compound notices that the fallen capitalist heiress is acting up again. She struts around in imported leather shoes and silk dresses, eating polished rice and fine flour at every meal, driving the gossipy wives green with envy.

Later, when his one true love returns reborn, convinced she’s rebuilding her business empire and expecting to see Su Wantang abandoned by everyone, all she sees is Huo Jingye holding her in his arms, his voice hoarse. “I hear you’ve been telling everyone you want my money but not me? That won’t do, baby. You can have all my money, but you have to take me too…”