Sent to the Northwest to Choose a Husband: The Curvy Beauty Bears Triplets

[1970s] [Apocalypse Expert] [Animal Speech] [Storage Space] [Building Up the Great Northwest]

Jiang Yueling, a powerful water-element user from the apocalypse, transmigrates into a book by accident.

She lands in the Great Northwest in the 1970s as a capitalist's daughter sent down for reeducation. Everyone else is gaunt and malnourished, while she alone is a plump, full-figured woman.

With her capitalist background, not getting married means certain death.

But no one is willing to take her as a wife. They think she's too fat and would be a burden to bring home.

There's no other choice.

Jiang Yueling can only turn to Mu Yanfeng, a demobilized soldier.

"Need a wife?"

Mu Yanfeng's family is desperately poor, with a pile of eccentric relatives.

Marrying Jiang Yueling would mean one more person to work like an ox.

Jiang Yueling says, "I'm not some delicate little woman."

Her sister-in-law is playing favorites? A good scolding will fix that. Her eldest brother is a gambling addict? Jiang Yueling gives them each a slap...

And what about Mu Yanfeng, who witnesses the whole thing?

Mu Yanfeng says, "Now that you've hit them, you won't hit me, right?"

The whole family learns to behave.

From then on, Jiang Yueling takes charge and begins leading everyone in developing the Great Northwest.

She uses her water spiritual root to find water sources and solve the water shortage.

She talks to animals to warn people of sandstorms, ensuring there are no casualties.

She transforms the desert, greens the borderlands, stocks up her space, opens transport routes, and builds businesses...

As Jiang Yueling does more and more good, she becomes more and more beautiful. The people who used to call her fat now praise her voluptuous beauty!

And Mu Yanfeng still comes home every day to pour Jiang Yueling's footbath water.

The women are envious, and the men are jealous. "Mu Yanfeng is like Jiang Yueling's dog! He does whatever she tells him!"

"Does he even know how to be her dog? If he doesn't, let me take his place!"