Only after Jiang Mingyue died did she learn that she was a cannon-fodder scapegoat in a period novel. Her adoptive parents wanted to pave the way for their biological daughter, so they forced her to take her sister's place in the countryside and married her off to a fearsome officer who was rumored to be gravely wounded, infertile, and unlikely to live six months.
Reborn into a new life, Jiang Mingyue awakens a space filled with billions' worth of supplies and decides she's done putting up with anything!
They scheme to take her compensation money? She empties her adoptive parents' savings, not even sparing the gold bars hidden in cracks between the bricks!
Her scheming sister wants to steal her golden finger? She sends the green-tea brat to the farms in the far northwest to shovel manure!
She packs up an enormous stockpile of supplies and heads to the island to join the army, ready to see her short-lived husband off and live as a rich widow.
But after she arrives on the island, why has the plot gone completely off track?
The ruthless, supposedly infertile big shot hasn't died at all. He's as strong as an ox and clings to her every night:
“Wife, I heard people say I can't have children. Let's have a third tonight and prove them wrong.”
Later, when the worst of her relatives show up on the island, destitute and desperate, they see only the island commander holding billionaire Jiang Mingyue in the palm of his hand, too precious to even let her walk on her own!
It's a bit confusing to describe repeatedly!
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