Spending the Wedding Night with My Widowed Sister-in-Law? I Empty My Ex's Home and Marry a Young Officer

(Feel-good revenge, reborn to crush scumbags, sent-down youth, pocket dimension) In her previous life, Jiang Ning was a beautiful, fair-skinned daughter of a wealthy capitalist family. Faced with being sent to the countryside or exiled, she chose to marry beneath her station. She thought she had grabbed a lifeline, but instead she had jumped into a bottomless pit of fire. When she had nowhere to go, her in-laws moved into the house her parents had left behind. At home, she worked like an ox, while her scumbag husband spent her money to climb the ladder. His whole family lived off her money and used her connections to rise in the world, only to slowly trample her into the mud. Only at the very end did she discover that her adopted son was actually the child of her scumbag husband and his widowed sister-in-law. He had even blocked her parents' path to having their names cleared. Jiang Ning dragged the whole family down with her. Reborn on her wedding night, she didn't fall ill. She went completely off the rails. Already married? Then she'd make such a scene that he'd beg her for a divorce! Her scumbag husband kept defending his beloved? Fine, she'd make sure the two of them were stuck together forever! Her in-laws wanted her property? She'd turn around and empty their house! Everyone thought she had nowhere to go, but she fled to the countryside overnight. She'd only wanted to live peacefully with her parents and, after their names were cleared, go back to being their pampered little darling. But as she worked and worked, she looked back one day and realized: How did I end up richer than my capitalist father and more influential than my professor mother? But why had her ex-husband suddenly changed? He came crying at her door every day. “Ningning, I really love only you!” The officer beside her, his trouser legs rolled up as he worked, kicked him flying. “Who said you could call her Ningning? Go cool off somewhere else!”