Back in the 1970s: I Stole My Stepsister's Infertile Mogul

A seasoned corporate drone wakes up inside a period novel as the vicious stepsister who tried to drug someone and ended up nearly being thrown into a pig cage herself.

Faced with a scheming, two-faced younger stepsister and a sharp-tongued stepmother, she simply flips the table and refuses to play along.

With a thousand acres of medicinal fields in a portable space at her disposal, all she wants in this life is to make money and build a career.

To escape the Su family, a den of vipers, she turns the tables and approaches a calculating army officer staying in the village.

They sign a marriage contract: she will be his shield, and he will protect her.

But after she joins the military and moves into the compound, her astonishing medical skills and miraculous spring water take the place by storm, leaving everyone stunned.

He thought he was just marrying a country girl. How did she become the whole military district's beloved miracle-working army wife?

Watching his wife shine so brightly, the cool, restrained man finally grows anxious.

He corners her against the wall, his voice low and husky.

“The contract is void. From now on, you're mine.”