Transmigrated as the Cannon-Fodder True Heiress, I Captured the Heart of a Rugged Tycoon

“Su Nanqiao, your younger sister is frail. You’ll marry that blind man from the Zhou family, and the bride price will stay with us.”

“Fine. If you want me to take her place, bring me two thousand yuan and a severance agreement!”

Su Nanqiao, head of the emergency department, wakes up in the 1970s as the doomed biological daughter in a story. Her adoptive sister is a scheming green tea, and her biased parents force her to marry Zhou Jinchuan, a disabled, blind veteran from the countryside.

Su Nanqiao demands a huge sum in return. The night before she leaves for the countryside, she even makes off with the Su family’s bankbook, ration coupons valid nationwide, and all the private savings hidden away. Then, with a wave of her hand, she heads to the countryside to find herself a bargain husband.

Rumor has it that Zhou Jinchuan is violent and brings misfortune to his wives. Who knew he’d have broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and rock-hard abs, and be fierce and unstoppable at farm work?

At night, the rugged man corners her on the edge of the earthen bed, his voice husky. “Wife, my legs are healed. It’s time we had a baby.”

With a golden needle in hand, Su Nanqiao blushes and pushes against his solid chest. “Move! Tomorrow I still have to queue up at the supply and marketing cooperative to buy Dacron!”

With her medical skills, she can cure every illness. In her spare time, she makes deals on the black market for pork coupons. She cures her disabled husband and turns him into the top man in the compound, living the good life while the city-bred adopted sister, who was waiting to laugh at her, grinds her teeth in fury.