Sent to the Northwest to Choose a Husband: The Curvy Beauty Bears Triplets

[Period setting + post-apocalyptic powerhouse + animal speech + pocket dimension + developing the Great Northwest]

Jiang Yueling, a powerful water-element ability user in the apocalypse, unexpectedly transmigrates into a book.

She lands in the Great Northwest in the 1970s, as the daughter of a capitalist family sent down to the countryside. Everyone else is gaunt, while she alone is a plump, hefty woman.

With her capitalist background, not marrying is a dead end.

But nobody is willing to take her as a wife. They think she's fat and would be a burden to bring home.

There's no other choice.

Jiang Yueling can only turn to Mu Yanfeng, a demobilized soldier.

“Looking for a wife?”

Mu Yanfeng's family is dirt poor and saddled with a bunch of eccentric relatives.

Marrying Jiang Yueling would just mean one more person to work like an ox.

Jiang Yueling says, “I'm no delicate little flower.”

Does her sister-in-law play favorites? One good scolding will fix that. Is her eldest brother-in-law a hopeless gambler? Jiang Yueling can knock them out with one slap each... And Mu Yanfeng, who witnesses the whole thing?

Mu Yanfeng says, “If you hit them, you won't hit me, right?”

The whole family falls into line.

From then on, Jiang Yueling takes charge and leads everyone in developing the Great Northwest.

She uses her water spiritual root to find water sources and solve their water shortage.

She talks to animals to warn everyone of sandstorms, and not a single person gets hurt.

She transforms the wasteland, greens the border, stocks up her pocket dimension, opens transportation routes, and builds businesses...

As Jiang Yueling does more and more good, she grows more and more beautiful. Those who once called her fat now praise her as voluptuous and radiant!

And Mu Yanfeng keeps coming home every day to pour Jiang Yueling's footbath water, just as he always has.

The women are envious, and the men are jealous. “Mu Yanfeng is like Jiang Yueling's dog! He does whatever she tells him!”

“Does he even know how to be a dog? If he doesn't, let me take his place!”