[Both Pure + Period Setting + Transmigrate into a Book + Space + Military Marriage + Sweet Romance + Face-Slapping Scoundrels + Everyday Family Life + Not a Saint + Build Wealth + Ensemble Cast]
Mu Wanqing stayed up far too late and drained her life force. When she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into the 1970s as the book's real daughter, forced to marry in place of the fake heiress.
Having transmigrated as a villainess, Mu Wanqing faced two choices:
Choice one: Go to the countryside to help build the motherland's beautiful rivers and mountains, then test her way back in when the college entrance examinations resumed.
Choice two: Marry her fiancé, a short-lived military officer who was supposedly going to die in the line of duty, and become a young widow.
Mu Wanqing chose the second option. Calmly, she dug a trap for her stepmother and the fake heiress, then turned around and sent in a letter of denunciation, making their dreams fall apart completely.
After that, she brought her space and all her possessions with her to marry the officer who was supposedly going to "sacrifice himself," wanting only to build a career in peace and grow wealthy.
At first, she only wanted to be an inconspicuous nobody in the military compound, growing vegetables and raising chickens, and occasionally using supplies from her space to improve her life.
But unexpectedly, the man not only survived, he also kept rising through the ranks and spoiled her rotten.
Everyone said Mu Wanqing was lucky. Only she knew that a good life was something she had earned for herself.
She would punish scoundrels and slap them in the face without mercy. She was serious about building her fortune.
[PS: The female lead was originally from this era. She just lost her soul when she was little, and has now returned!]
The plot moves quickly and doesn't drag, the characters are well-developed, showing both rough edges and subtleties, and the story is incredibly exciting—just fight if you dare! 😳
This is outrageous. The space bracelet was simply worn on the wrist without any binding instructions, and the person took the bankbook without even withdrawing the money, then immediately reported it, and then openly admitted in front of everyone that they were the one who reported it...
It's absolutely amazing! 😘 [Added to my bookshelf] 👍