The 1970s: After Marrying a Rough Country Man by Proxy, I Do Research in the Capital

[Ensemble Cast + Military Marriage + Spatial Dimension + Serving the Country Through Science and Technology]

Zhou Mingzhu transmigrates into a book and becomes a vicious supporting character with the same name in the 1970s. The moment she wakes up, her own mother starts guilt-tripping her.

Her younger sister is frail, so Zhou Mingzhu is expected to give up her place in the college entrance exam and marry in place of the seriously injured company commander, Gu Yan.

Zhou Mingzhu's family favors the others to an extreme. Her younger brother injures her by shoving her, while her parents pretend not to see and focus entirely on trading her for benefits.

Luckily, she has transmigrated into the book. She decisively cuts ties with her family, takes the money and the jade pendant, and sets off to marry in Gu Yan's place, bringing along the two orphaned children of his comrades.

Faced with children who were originally clever but had been used as outlets for the original host's anguish, Zhou Mingzhu plans to change their fate of doing terrible things and dying horribly, and raise them into capable people.

The spiritual spring in her spatial dimension nourishes her body. She also writes a letter reporting that someone else has taken her exam results. And the Zhou family still has the nerve to come pick a fight with her?