Reborn in the 1970s: Beating the Brats and Marrying an Officer in the Countryside

A modern billionaire CEO chokes to death on a fish bone, only to wake up as Jiang Xia, a pushover in 1974.

The moment she comes to, her stepmother and stepsister are abusing and framing her. The original Jiang Xia died a miserable death after being bullied, but she won’t put up with that.

You dare insult her? She slaps you right back.

You dare hit her? She kicks you to the ground.

You dare curse her mother? She’ll beat you until you’re bawling for your parents.

When she learns that her stepmother schemed to get the original Jiang Xia assigned to the countryside, she turns around and sends her stepsister to the far northwest instead.

Then she sells the house and reports her scumbag father.

Before leaving, she clears out the whole house, leaving nothing but the load-bearing walls.

From then on, Jiang Xia refuses to brood, be weak, or suffer in silence.

She takes on every villain, makes money and gets rich. Anyone who crosses her is in for trouble.

Who would have thought that she’d meet the love of her life while being sent to the countryside? The first time Qin Yunhai sees Jiang Xia, she’s beating up a human trafficker.

The second time, he asks her outright if she wants to date him.

He’d completely forgotten how his parents and his superiors had all nagged him to get married. He’d thought he’d be alone for life, yet before long he’s announcing that he has a girlfriend.

From then on, everyone in the military compound knows that the youngest officer has a country girlfriend. They all wait for her to join him in the army and expect to laugh at him.

Who knew she’d prove them wrong so quickly? Not only is she beautiful, she can really throw a punch.

The military compound: “Why is she so fierce?”

Jiang Xia: “Sorry. I’ve been reborn, and I’m living for myself this time.”

[The golden finger in this book is not prominent]