The Sixties: The Villainess Dumps the Scumbag and Gets a Treasure Basin

[Space] [Military Marriage] [Countryside] [Family Life] [Face-Slapping] [Contrast Character] [Building Wealth] [Refuses to Be Bullied] [Great Beauty]

Jiang Li opens her eyes and finds herself in a river, rescuing a handsome soldier.

She soon discovers that she's transmigrated into a book as a vicious, arrogant, selfish, lazy, troublemaking beauty who does nothing but coast on her looks.

The heroine is Jiang Li's biological older sister, brought along by her birth mother from her first marriage.

The hero is the man Jiang Li has been engaged to since childhood.

What kind of disastrous start is this?

Jiang Li nearly blacks out.

In the original story, her mother favors the older daughter who resembles her more, while her father favors the family's prized son.

As their daughter together, Jiang Li becomes the punching bag they use to take out their frustrations on each other.

Fine, so you all like scheming against me and putting me down?

Then she'll take down every last person who's wronged "her"!

If there's a blessing to be had, she'll enjoy it. If there isn't, she'll take it by force!

After kicking the scumbag who wants to break off their engagement to the curb, Jiang Li briskly marries the soldier she rescued herself.

To her surprise, the "broken bowl" passed down through the Jiang family turns out to be a treasure basin.

In the lean 1960s, the supplies her broken bowl duplicates let Jiang Li eat like a queen at every meal.

As for those who covet her supplies, don't even think about guilt-tripping her!

She has no conscience. In this life, all she wants is to spoil herself!