The Fake Heiress of the '70s Gets Pregnant and Is Spoiled Rotten by a Powerful Beijing Family

Xu Weiyi, a doctor at a drug-testing institute, takes a bath and transmigrates into the military compound's fake heiress, also named Xu Weiyi.

From the start, the real heiress who has just been brought home plots to have her found in bed with a lame military officer, while a crowd of nosy relatives gathers outside to watch the spectacle.

The lame officer is the real son recently found by the commander next door. His family also has a troublesome fake son.

The fake son and real heiress join forces, hoping to ruin them both this way.

Xu Weiyi says, "This little scheme is easy to turn around. A small trick is all it takes to leave them speechless and swallowing their bitter grievances."

Even so, the fact remains that she and the real son have shared a bed. Since the Xu and Lu families have a marriage pact, they might as well switch partners.

Who knew that on their wedding night, the lame officer would hand her divorce papers, claiming he didn't want to burden her?

Xu Weiyi says, "Well, aren't you a nice guy!"

They can divorce, but not now.

She's just arrived, and in this 1970s world where you need a travel permit to leave home and ration coupons to buy things, lying low is the best strategy.

Of course, as part of their deal, she can heal his leg.

Once she's saved enough money and his leg is healed, she'll sign the divorce papers. Whoever doesn't sign is a dog.

Who knew that by the time Xu Weiyi gets into university and becomes a local tycoon, and the lame officer has returned to the battlefield on his own two feet, he would bring up the old matter again?

The officer: "Woof."