The 1970s Marriage Swap: I Take My Good-for-Nothing Dad and Marry the Neighbor!

[Period setting + reborn + pocket dimension + strong heroine + satisfying revenge + putting villains through the wringer + sweet on the outside, ruthless underneath + career-driven]

In her past life, Jiang Zhi gave everything for her family, only to be sold into a living hell by her own mother and sister, who drained the life out of her.

When she opened her eyes again, she was back in 1975, at the very moment her fate began anew. Her sister was crying as she snatched the chance to “go to the city and live the good life.”

Jiang Zhi sneered. “Go ahead and enjoy it.”

Then she set her sights on Qian Sanniu, the huntress next door who could knock a wild boar down with one punch, and her own scholar father, who couldn’t lift a finger and had nothing going for him but his looks.

If fate had dealt her a bad hand, she would find another way to live.

With a series of smooth maneuvers, she personally “sent” her father into the huntress’s household: bringing meals, arranging chance encounters, falling into the water, and getting rescued. The whole village was stunned. Had the Jiang family gone mad?

After the wedding, everyone waited for them to become a laughingstock. But while others chewed tree bark,

Jiang Zhi had her pocket dimension and a spiritual spring, with chicken, duck, fish, and meat in endless supply.

Her timid father was pampered into a “little darling,” with nothing to do but look pretty;

Her three fearsome stepbrothers doted on Jiang Zhi as if she were the apple of their eye.

The eldest gave her money, the second gave her meat, and the third stood in front of her to protect her. “Who dares bully my sister?”

While her wicked sister was being tormented in the city until she was barely recognizable and regretted everything, Jiang Zhi had already made herself a secret little rich woman by reselling goods.

But why was the coldest and most calculating stepbrother looking at her in such a strange way?