Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Stoic Soldier Kneels to Marry the Metaphysical Master

A sword cultivator from the cultivation world transmigrates into the body of an ugly, dark-skinned, pitiful little girl in the 1970s. On the very first day, she sleeps with a tough guy whose features fit her exact taste.

The good news: the tough guy is her type.

The bad news: he doesn't have long to live.

Above her, a factory director father who resents that she's a girl and a brother who wants to sell her to an abusive widower county magistrate. Below her, a sworn enemy who has her eyes on her dual-cultivation partner.

No problem. All their dirty tricks are child's play to her.

No demon or monster can escape her notice.

The end of science is the supernatural.

Anyone Jiang Li wants to save, even the King of Hell wouldn't dare claim.

Anyone she wants to deal with will suffer terrible misfortune.

Anyone she wants to protect will have a better and better life.

Confucianism: take it up.

Buddhism: let it go.

Jiang Li: take him down!!!

She thrives in the 1970s, living like a fish in water and making a great name for herself.

She'd originally hoped to have countless handsome men at her side, like her master.

But that cold-faced tough guy chases off every man who comes along.

In the end, he even shamelessly drops to one knee: "Wifey, when are you going to marry me?"