My Cousin Insisted on Swapping Marriages: I Married an Officer and Had Triplets

[1970s + Swapped Marriages + Strong Female Lead + Two Unhinged Leads Flirting + Equally Matched Couple + Putting Villains in Their Place + Business Empire + Love After Marriage]

The second daughter of the Shen family refuses to marry Qin Ye, a war hero who lost a leg, and weeps bitterly.

Her elder sister, Shen Mingxi, who has just returned from a farm, flicks imaginary ash from her fingers and says coldly:

“Stop wailing. I’ll marry him instead.”

Her family thinks she’s sacrificing herself for her younger sister.

Only Shen Mingxi knows this is her one chance to escape her parasitic family.

On their wedding night, faced with Qin Ye, who is covered in scars and brooding with a vicious temper, she neither cries nor flinches.

She slaps a divorce agreement down on the table.

“I’ll give you a year to get back on your feet and reclaim your glory. If you can’t, we go our separate ways.”

Qin Ye thinks she’s there to humiliate him.

Until she fixes a wrecked tractor with her bare hands.

Until she uses a silver needle to draw shrapnel fragments out of the bone in his leg.

Until thugs come knocking, and she grabs a brick even faster than he does.

Until she leads the military wives in reclaiming wasteland, growing crops, making preserves, and building factories, turning a poor backwater into a gold mine.

At last, Qin Ye understands:

This woman didn’t come to save him. She came to conquer the entire wilderness.

And, along the way... she conquered him, too.

Her parasitic family: “Big Sis, you’re rich now. It’s time to support the family, right?”

Shen Mingxi: “Get lost.”

Her younger sister, the “white moonlight”: “Sis, you were supposed to marry him...”

Shen Mingxi: “You were the one who turned him down. He’s mine now.”

A battle-hardened war god blocks her in a corner, eyes red.

“Shen Mingxi, can’t you have both your career and me?”

Shen Mingxi: “...Fine. It’s no trouble.”