The Republican-Era Villain's Fiancée

Transmigrating as the most doted-on daughter of the Lin family's eldest branch, Lin Ran thought she could just coast through life. Who knew she'd accidentally discover she had transmigrated into a book, as a passerby with only a few lines and not even important enough to count as cannon fodder? The Yan family controls the guns, while the Lin family holds the purse strings. A marriage between the two is a powerful alliance. Everyone says the Lin family's daughter has married well and is destined for great things. Lin Ran silently grits her teeth, holding back tears. She thought she'd fallen into a deep pit, but before long she realizes... Her convenient fiance's influence seems... pretty useful?! Note: This is an alternate-history Republic of China setting and has nothing to do with actual history. A sweet story, no angst! Completed work: My Little Wife in the Seventies. Check the author's page! Coming soon: Happy Days in the Eighties One day, Song Wanan wakes up as a young educated woman in the 1980s, determined to return to the city. She looks at the utterly bare (not really) house before her and the pitiful little kid (not really) dressed in clothes whose original color is impossible to make out. Her sense of responsibility swells, and with just 156.3 yuan left in her pocket, she sets out with grand ambitions to make it big. Just as she's rubbing her hands together, eager to make waves in this legendary era where gold is supposedly everywhere, reality slaps her hard across the face. Her husband, who she remembers as honest and simple, with brute strength but no brains, pulls out a little notebook. A string of numbers is clearly printed inside. Song Wanan: ...So much for being broke. Theme: