In the Seventies, My Cousin Stole Everything as the Family's Darling, So I Married a Soldier Instead

[Transmigrate into a Book + Military Marriage in the 1970s + Marriage Before Love + Face-Slapping and Scumbag-Tormenting + Contrast]

Shen Jia transmigrates into a book, becoming the cousin of the beloved heroine of a 1970s novel.

Her beautiful, kindhearted cousin has been showered with love since childhood.

So the original owner gives up her university place, her husband, and everything else for her, serving as the perfect selfless supporting character.

As if!

Shen Jia won’t let herself be manipulated. Those leeches can forget about sucking her dry and devouring her inheritance.

Her father was a martyr. Everything she has was won with his blood and his life.

Anyone who’s taken from her can give it back, and every debt must be settled!

But what is she supposed to do with the strong, handsome, tragic husband and his son who’ve been foisted on her?

And they want her to become the director of the Women’s Federation?

That’s no problem. As a judicial police officer, she knows a thing or two about throwing punches if you won’t listen to reason.

Later, Shen Jia has an amazing husband and a well-behaved son at her left, and a bright career ahead at her right.

She watches the beloved heroine’s life fall apart and the villains get what they deserve. Nothing feels better than this all-around comeback!