A Substitute Bride in the Far Northwest in the 1970s, the Wolf King Calls Me Boss

[Northwestern Desert] + [Animals Repay Kindness] + [Treasure Hunting in the Gobi]

Geological surveyor Shen Tingbai transmigrates into the real heiress in a 1970s story about a switched-at-birth heiress.

As soon as she returns to the city, the fake heiress schemes against her, and she’s forced to take her place in an arranged marriage to a disabled veteran living in the Gobi Desert of the far northwest.

She is greeted by endless yellow sands and a wasteland where not a blade of grass grows.

But Shen Tingbai, who has awakened the [Desert Atlas System], isn’t afraid.

To her, this vast desert is full of gold!

On her first day out, people are fighting over a mouthful of water.

She simply has a desert fox lead the way and finds a clear, sweet spring in an oasis.

When a sandstorm hits, the alpha wolf she once rescued shows up with over a hundred wild wolves.

Overnight, they dig up an entire vein of top-grade Hetian jade beneath the dunes and respectfully pile it in her cellar!

From then on, Shen Tingbai’s life in the Gobi is a dream come true.

She fights desertification, plants trees, builds greenhouses, and takes charge of all the rare fruits of the Western Regions.

She rides a wild camel when she goes out, has a falcon keep watch overhead, and faces no obstacles when digging for treasure in uninhabited territory.

Her husband’s legs miraculously heal, and it turns out he’s a highly influential military ace.

A nationally renowned archaeologist sent down to the countryside and the biggest trade magnate on the border both beg to be her godfathers.

The village aunties grit their teeth with jealousy. How did she become the queen of the northwestern Gobi?