The ’70s Real Heiress Has a Pocket Dimension, and Goes on a Rampage After Her Military Wedding

Transmigrating Into a Book + Spatial Dimension + Reborn + Military Marriage + Fake Heiress and Real Heiress + Family Feuds + Joining Her Husband at His Posting + No Saintly Heroine

After transmigrating into a book, Su Niannian becomes the most miserable cannon-fodder character in a melodramatic novel set in the 1970s: the real heiress who was switched at birth.

Her biological parents dote on the fake daughter, while her adoptive parents work her like a beast of burden. In the original story, she is forced to marry a “lame soldier” and dies miserably, paving the way for the fake heiress’s happy ending.

Su Niannian rolls her eyes. She’s done following that script.

Marry the “lame soldier”? She’d love to! She knows he’ll become a formidable general in the future!

A spatial dimension at her disposal? She’ll grow vegetables, raise chickens, and start a side business. Life will be thriving!

The fake heiress comes looking for trouble? Perfect. She’ll show her what a real heiress is like.

The vicious female rival tries to sabotage her behind the scenes? She’ll deal with them one by one, or two at a time.

Her adoptive parents say, “Niannian, now that you’re marrying a rich man, don’t forget where you came from!”

Su Niannian replies, “We’re not close. Don’t pretend we’re family.”

The fake heiress, Su Wanwan, cries prettily: “Sister, I really didn’t take anything from you...”

Su Niannian smiles. “You’re right, because you couldn’t take anything from me in the first place.”

A formidable military officer pulls her into his arms and sweeps a cold gaze over anyone who covets her. “Who dares lay a finger on what belongs to my wife?”

Only then do everyone realize that the country girl they all looked down on is the one holding all the winning cards.