Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1970s: I Took My Capitalist Mom and Remarried into the Military

Jiang Sui transmigrates into a book and becomes the daughter of a capitalist family in the 1970s.

Her scumbag live-in son-in-law of a father brings his mistress home and even threatens to throw her and her mother out!

What a disastrous start!

But Sui Sui says, “With my pocket dimension, the world is mine!”

She reports her scumbag dad and his mistress, sends them on a public parade of shame, then empties out the whole house and takes her mother to find her real father!

Her biological father is tall and strong, and her paternal grandparents are kind and gentle. But there’s always a little squirt trying to steal her spotlight, and she has a whole pack of little tagalongs in tow.

Eldest Cousin: “Beibei is our only little sister!”

Second Cousin: “You want to bully Beibei? Get past my fists first!”

That pack of tagalongs is also eyeing her like a rival.

They’re all waiting for her to make a scene and prove the rumors that she’s a bad kid.

But no one expects her to be freakishly strong, beating them until they howl, or to have a pocket dimension and a miraculous spring, not to mention excellent medical skills.

She helps her mother, who was born frail, regain her health; helps her grandmother recover from lung disease; gives her feverish second cousin acupuncture to bring down his fever; and treats her aunt, who has been weak and cold ever since giving birth, with acupuncture and medicine…

Sui Sui becomes the darling of the whole compound. She skips three grades and becomes the little genius everyone talks about. The pack of tagalongs turns into her loyal followers, driving the people she’s being compared with mad!

Meanwhile, her mother becomes a renowned fashion designer whose clothes sell like hotcakes. Her relationship with Sui Sui’s real father is sweeter than honey, and they become the model couple of the compound.

Everyone in the compound gives their family a thumbs-up, and they even treat Sui Sui as the ultimate child-discipline expert.

A kid acting up?

Sui Sui strides over with a stick. “Still staring? Your disciplinarian is here!”