Transmigrating Into a Book Set in the ’80s, the Capitalist Heiress Uses Her Spatial Realm to Charm the Military District’s Big Shot

Wen Zhiyi transmigrates into a melodramatic period novel as a wealthy heiress destined to be a disposable extra. In the original story, a scumbag tricks her into giving him her heart and body, her scummy father and stepmother scheme away her inheritance, and she dies miserably on the road to the countryside.

I’m not playing this part!

She slaps the scumbag, then uses her business savvy to set a trap and send her scummy father’s whole family to the countryside to “experience life.” Then she stashes her billion-yuan fortune, antiques, and paintings in her portable space and heads off to join the military.

Her goal is to find the powerful fiancé from the book.

When they first meet, he stands in a crisp military uniform, his features as icy as a glacier.

Wen Zhiyi swallows. With looks like that, I’d be a fool not to win him over!

By day, she’s the pampered heiress in the military compound, while he’s the stern, unsmiling commander.

But at night, the ice melts. Someone sneaks into her bed in the dark, his voice low and amused: “Miss Wen, the beds in the military compound are hard. Mind if I borrow a spot to warm up?”

And so the cold-faced big shot begins pampering his wife:

She wants snacks? Her space is stocked with all the chocolate and cookies she could want, and he secretly makes “restocking” trips to the supply store.

Someone gives her a hard time? The very next moment, the troublemaking soldier gets transferred to the coal mines.

Then he pulls her close and murmurs soothingly, “I’ll be here for you from now on.”

A disposable extra? Not a chance! With her space and her powerful husband, she turns life in the 1980s into a sweet romance!