The 1970s Swap Marriage: I Married a Rough-Armed Soldier and Won Big

Reborn in 1975, my cousin steals my keepsake and takes my place, marrying the refined young intellectual who will one day become a tycoon.

She leaves me with Xie Siheng, the so-called “Living Yama,” rumored to be vicious-tempered and crippled in one leg.

My cousin taunts me smugly: “This time, the tremendous fortune is mine, Sis. You can look forward to nursing a cripple and dying alone!”

Jiang Li, who has transmigrated into a book, looks at the cold, handsome man before her, with his broad shoulders, narrow waist, and overwhelming sex appeal, and can barely suppress a laugh.

Disabled? He’s faking it! Vicious? Only to outsiders! This man is a future military bigwig with power that reaches the heavens!

In this life, her cousin is worked to the bone in her scumbag husband’s family, then suffers domestic abuse and a miscarriage, regretting everything.

Meanwhile, Xie Siheng cherishes Jiang Li like the apple of his eye. She never has to work in the fields and wants for nothing.

She goes to college, conducts research, and starts a factory, becoming the most influential person in the military families’ compound.

And the man is not only in excellent shape, he also never seems to get enough.

Looking at the triplets in her arms, Jiang Li clutches her aching back and nearly cries. “Xie Siheng, we’re sleeping in separate rooms tonight!”

The man known as the cold-faced Yama pins her in a corner, eyes reddening as he coaxes her softly. “Be good, darling. Just one more time, and I’ll give you my life.”