From the Apocalypse to the 1980S: I Struck It Rich with My Space Supermarket

Jiang Xin, a powerhouse in the apocalypse, transmigrates to the 1980s. One moment, she’s killing zombies with her own hands. The next, she’s become the cannon-fodder heroine of a period novel. The original owner was framed by a distant cousin and forced to marry the man who was, in name, her cousin’s husband. Her reputation is ruined, and the villagers curse her as a shameless tramp who seduced her cousin’s husband. The moment Jiang Xin opens her eyes, she’s landed in a complete disaster. Her mother-in-law, unaware of what really happened, treats her cruelly. Her cold husband ignores her and doesn’t even come home. Her scheming cousin acts helpless and stirs up trouble, keeping the household in turmoil. Distant relatives plunder the money and ration coupons sent by the original owner’s parents, leaving her not even a scrap. Jiang Xin has had enough. She’s not putting up with it anymore, and she starts fighting back. She exposes her cousin’s true colors, gets justice for the original owner, and turns around her reputation in the village. When greedy relatives try to take everything from her, she slaps them right back. “You dare mess with me? You’ve got a death wish!” When her mother-in-law learns the truth and lowers her head to apologize, Jiang Xin waves it off, saying she doesn’t care. After all, building her career comes first! She sells off the goods from her pocket dimension and makes a fortune. She spots a business opportunity and invests in a factory on the verge of bankruptcy. It unexpectedly goes public, and its stock price multiplies thousands of times! Just as Jiang Xin finishes counting her money, dumps her good-for-nothing husband, and prepares to return to the provincial capital to seek out her parents and enjoy retirement, the man who’s been following her around everywhere suddenly comes up to her with a pitiful look. “Sweetheart, are you leaving me?” Jiang Xin rubs her head, looking embarrassed. How could she have forgotten that little detail?