Transmigrate into a Book: The 1970s Villainess Puts Everyone in Their Place

After transmigrating into a book set in the 1970s, Yan Shu is cornered at home from the start by her stepmother and a group of people, who are waiting to brand her as immoral, ruin her reputation, and throw her out with nothing.

In her previous life, she was an executive, and her greatest strengths were reading people and picking up on what they meant. Her stepsister pretends to be frail? Yan Shu exposes her in front of everyone. Her stepmother schemes against her? Yan Shu turns the tables. Everyone in the neighborhood waits to see her make a fool of herself, but she’s determined to keep her job, split from the family, get married, and build a thriving life of her own.

They agreed to give each other what they needed, so why is the taciturn former soldier and section chief taking things more and more seriously?

Huo Jingzhe offers her everything he owns. “Yan Shu, I’m marrying you because I mean it, not because I’m putting on an act.”