The Real Heiress Returns to the 1970s, and the War God Uses Their Engagement to Block Her Door

Yan Zhinuan, a cultivation patriarch who failed to ascend, returned to the 1970s, where someone else had stolen her life.

This time, she absolutely refused to be the cannon-fodder villainess in the book.

The scumbag wants her to have his child? She exposes him as impotent, then sends him to a thug’s bed.

The heroine steals her identity to attend university and marry a high-ranking official? Yan Zhinuan snatches back her opportunities, destroys her spatial treasure, and leaves her to spend the rest of her life in the dirt.

Her inhuman uncle and his family want to bleed her dry? She serves them a special package: broken arms and legs.

Her biological brother only recognizes their cousin, not his own sister? She turns him into the cousin’s blood bank. The two of them can be bound together for good!

She flips the table on her birth family and wrecks the scumbag’s family business.

Yan Zhinuan’s skills in crafting magical artifacts catch the government’s eye, and she pledges herself to the nation.

Yet wherever she goes, one person’s gaze always lingers on her.

At first: Your identity is suspicious, so I have to keep an eye on you.

Later: I’m your bodyguard, so I have to keep you safe.

Later still, he blocks the door. “We were promised to each other long ago. I love and respect you. No matter how high you soar, I can keep up! You’re destined to be my wife, Shi Zheng, in this life.”