Transmigrating Into a 1970s Novel: The Apocalypse Survivor Clears Out the Whole Bunch of Jerks Overnight

Spatial powers + spoiled, flirtatious troublemaker + rugged military officer + face-slapping and punishing scumbags + past and present lives + striking contrasts + a cold, abstinent man who secretly dotes on his wife + period novel

Ye Tang, an ability-wielding queen in the apocalypse, dies alongside her target during a mission. When she opens her eyes, she has somehow landed in the 1970s, as a disposable character who has been schemed against by the scummy male lead and her green-tea cousin, and is about to be buried alive as a ghost bride!

Lying in her coffin, Ye Tang lets out a cold laugh and kicks the lid to pieces. Clad in a bright red wedding dress, she crawls out like a vengeful ghost.

In front of the entire village, she sends her green-tea stepsister flying into the coffin with a slap. Then, using her spatial ability, she instantly empties the scummy male lead's house, leaving them without so much as a floor tile or a pair of underwear!

After pulling off the job, she heads to the countryside with her space packed to the brim.

But on a sweltering forty-degree day, Ye Tang arrives at the military compound wearing only a tight white tank top and hot pants. At the gate, she's immediately caught in the gaze of Huo Tingchen, the notoriously aloof devil of an officer known as the “flower on a high peak.”

Everyone in the military compound knows that Commander Huo can't stand fussy, affected women. They're waiting for Ye Tang to get yelled into tears, when the tall, wolf-eyed, rugged officer suddenly pins her against his jeep, his eyes bloodshot. He pulls off his belt and binds her pale wrists, his voice hoarse with desire. “Wandering around dressed like that, do you want to drive me crazy?!”