The Beauty of the Seventies Has a Pocket Dimension, and Her Commander Husband Dotes on Her Endlessly

Su Man is reborn, back on the day her aunt forced her to drink an abortion potion.

In her previous life, her uncle and aunt swindled her out of her dowry, sold her off to a fool, caused her to miscarry and disfigured her, and ultimately left her to die in the wilderness. Meanwhile, her cousin Yang Xixi took the keepsake Su Man had left behind and impersonated her, marrying Sheng Xiao, a high-ranking military officer, and living in luxury for the rest of her life.

This time around, Su Man stops pretending.

She tricks her aunt out of a hundred yuan for surgery, extorts an eight-hundred-yuan bride price from the fool, knocks out the whole family with sleeping pills, and flees in the dead of night, heading straight for the military compound.

"Officer, your fiancée is a fake. I'm the one you're supposed to take responsibility for."

The jade pendant proves it, and her innocence can be verified.

The impostor panics, her relatives go crazy, and her enemies grow anxious. Su Man, however, takes her time: she dishes out face-slapping when it's called for and flirts with men when she feels like it.

At first, Sheng Xiao is aloof: "I feel nothing for you but a sense of responsibility."

Later...

"Honey, dinner's ready. I'll take care of the kids. You go rest."

Watch how a beauty from the seventies turns a hellish start into a spectacular ending!