Shen Luning died at twenty-three. Her stepsister pushed the last syringe of experimental drug into her vein, and she breathed her last as the pain intensified a hundredfold.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back on a summer afternoon in 1969.
It was the very day she caught her mother cheating.
All the “forced remarriage” and “I had no choice” from her past life were part of a scheme her mother had staged from beginning to end.
This time, she takes back the space that was stolen from her and flees with her father in the dead of night.
Everyone says she’s crazy. She could have stayed in the good life in the capital, but instead she’s run off to some poor mountain village to wait for death?
But no one expects that on her very first day at the production team, a passing border defense battalion commander spots her and can’t take his eyes off her.
The man is as fearsome as the King of Hell, yet he turns up with half a wild boar slung over his shoulder and his ears red as he proposes: “Um… do you… do you need some meat?”
This life, she’ll collect every debt owed to her from her past life, one by one, with interest.
