Back to the 1970s: I Snag the Toughest Rugged Man and Win Big

With a Wood Spirit Space, Chi Jiaojiao was reborn and transmigrated to the 1970s.

She became an ugly, slovenly village girl weighing 200 jin, surrounded by awful relatives who squeezed everything out of her before selling her off to a deranged old widower.

Chi Jiaojiao: If you can settle it with your fists, don’t waste your breath! You’re awful? Then I’m the ancestor of awful!

She kicked the awful relatives, punched the scumbags, lost weight, made money, and even prepared for the college entrance exams. But what was she supposed to do about the disabled army officer, soft-hearted yet hard-bodied, whom she’d shoved down and pinned beneath her?

Chi Jiaojiao: I’ll heal his leg, steal away his kid, and make the most of this vast world!

But the moment she stepped half a foot outside, she was swept into a hot, domineering embrace.

The cold-faced tough guy had somehow turned into a clingy big puppy. He wrapped an arm around her waist and pressed against her lips, his voice low and hoarse:

“Wifey, don’t go. Let’s have a third child!”

Chi Jiaojiao: “Mmm, ”

The wives from the military compound passed by, exchanging knowing looks and teasing her:

“Hasn’t Jiaojiao been cooped up at home for three days again?”

“Commander Gu spoils his wife rotten. He’s up before dawn every day to wash the bedsheets!”

“With a face like a fairy and money-making skills like the God of Wealth, who wouldn’t cherish a treasure of a wife like her?”

A few days later, treasure of a wife Chi Jiaojiao left home with one hand on her waist, three little ones stumbling along behind her.

“Yay! Daddy’s not home, so Mommy belongs to us!”