[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + spatial storage + face-slapping + strong female lead + feel-good story + building wealth + ensemble cast]
After working overtime all night, Jiang Yuan, a top crisis PR director, dies suddenly and transmigrates into a 1970s military-marriage novel as a short-lived cannon-fodder character whose name barely even gets mentioned!
Not only is she driven into a moldy four-square-meter stairwell, but the whole courtyard is full of awful people ready to trample her. Luckily, she binds herself to a “Cannon Fodder Rescue System,” which comes with a temperature-controlled space where supplies remain perfectly preserved!
If she can turn around the tragic fates of 50 cannon-fodder characters, she can return to the modern era with one billion yuan in cash!
For one billion yuan, Jiang Yuan is all in!
A life-threatening labor induced on a stormy night? She kicks her wicked mother-in-law flying and uses silver needles to protect the mother and save her twins, a boy and a girl!
A hypocrite wants everyone to just smooth things over? She whips out a medical report and sends him straight to the security office!
Jiang Yuan racks up points by putting awful people in their place, while supplies pile up like mountains in her space!
But her swift and decisive methods draw the attention of Lu Huaichen, the most formidable villain in the original novel.
He interrogates her late at night, pressing her step by step until he pins her in a corner. “Just how many secrets are you hiding?”
Jiang Yuan shoves a jar of specially made ginger balm into his hands. “Regimental Commander, romance can wait. Building a career comes first. I’m going to be the richest person in this compound!”
My Family Was Seized and Sent Away? I Empty the House and Elope with an Officer
The 1970s: I Empty My Scumbag Ex’s Home, Take the Kids, and Marry His Own Father, the Commander
I Cleared Out My In-Laws’ House Before the Divorce, Leaving the Chaste Officer Stunned
I Transmigrated into a Book as the Villainess, Bullying the Male Lead from the Start
Who Gets into Research Just to Be Lazy?