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Su Yu, a female soldier king who spent her life battling criminals, unexpectedly transmigrated into a book, finding herself in the 1960s. She became the fake young lady sent back to the countryside, surrounded by cruel people.

But she wasn't afraid. She awakened a daily check-in system, becoming stronger with every check-in.

Ten thousand pounds of pork? Instantly buy it. Initial skill in Xingyi Quan? Instantly buy.Body strengthening agent? Give me more to instantly buy.

On the day she transmigrated, she brutally beat up her渣妈(scum mother) and渣爹(scum father), leaving them crippled and disabled. She even absconded with all the family's money, heading directly to the city to seek refuge with her aunt. While secretly selling goods to get rich and strike down enemies, she eventually relied on her own abilities to successfully get into Tsinghua University, becoming an outstanding military engineer. She contributed to resisting the "Eagle" (referring to the US), easily handling even top leaders.

Lucia, a billionaire heiress, transmigrates into a melodramatic, amoral, and universally adored female protagonist's年代文novel as a tragic cannon fodder.

The moment she opens her eyes, she is almost defiled by a perverted man instigated by the female lead's stepsister. Lucia furiously retaliates with a kick that sends him to oblivion, and a kind soldier descends from the sky to save her.

She immediately confesses her feelings to this nice soldier brother, only to learn that he cannot have children. What is there to hesitate about? He's handsome, has a great body, provides money, and she doesn't have to suffer the pain of childbirth – this life couldn't be more perfect!

The female lead wants to steal her job, fiancé, golden finger, and the vast inheritance her mother left behind to avoid going to the countryside? Scumbags can be given away for free, but anything else is wishful thinking.

In the end, Lucia empties out all the scumbags, leaving them nothing but their underwear. She sends them all to face the firing squad or lengthy prison sentences before happily boarding a green train to find her soldier brother.

It's rumored that Gu Yuan, the disabled 'King of Soldiers,' married a dazzlingly white beauty from the big city, who is also a high school student.

The Southern Island Military Region is buzzing. Everyone laments that the young girl only sees the immediate enjoyment, unaware of the苦苦苦pain of being childless, and expects them to divorce soon.

However, their lives become increasingly sweet and harmonious, and her career also soars. What's even more shocking is that she gives birth to triplets!

Gu Yuan thought he was destined to be lonely his entire life, but one day, she appeared in his life. From then on, the wind of the South China Sea became filled with warmth.

Everyone says Gu Yuan is serious, deep, and cold-hearted, only caring about defending the border. But only Lucia knows how gentle and considerate her soldier brother is in private.

His name is Li Banfeng—”Feng” as in “mountain peak,” not “madness.” The doctor confirmed he is not insane.

To save a friend’s life, he stepped onto Platform 96, boarded the 1160 steam train, and arrived in Prolo State—a land frozen in the steam era.

There, he encountered a soulmate hidden in an old phonograph, a stunning beauty trapped in a calendar, a swinging diva within an antique clock, and a hermit master inside a wine gourd.

【Military Marriage + Transmigration + Space + Revenge + Slow-Burn Romance + A Physically Gifted Officer Husband vs. A Stunning Capitalist Heiress】

Jiang Si was born with fair skin and striking beauty, radiant and captivating. But one day, she woke up to find herself transmigrated into the world of a period novel, becoming the infamous capitalist heiress of Shanghai.

In the original story, she despised her taciturn and unromantic officer fiancé and dreaded the harsh, resource-scarce life on a remote island, so she stubbornly refused to honor their marriage arrangement.

Little did she know, when the storm of political upheaval arrived, her scheming father and stepmother would first manipulate her into being sent to the countryside, then flee to Hong Kong with the family’s century-old fortune in tow.

Left to suffer alone in the rural backwaters, her health deteriorated within two short years.

But Jiang Si, armed with knowledge of the plot, had no intention of enduring such misery.

They wanted to exile her to the countryside? Fine! She turned the tables, packing off the entire pack of ungrateful relatives to the remote southwest instead.

A mountain of family assets with nowhere to stash them? No problem! After a drop of blood awakened her ancestral space, she swept up all the gold, silver, property deeds, antiques, and paintings—leaving not even a chicken feather behind for them!

No place for a capitalist heiress in the new society? Think again! Jiang Si sent a telegram straight to the military island. Though she braced herself for a life of hardship, she soon discovered that island life wasn’t nearly as tough as she’d imagined.

Her officer husband was not only a man of action but also a master in the kitchen, and his family doted on her beyond measure.

Life with him? Sweeter than honey!

Yin Xiaoman endured 18 bitter years in the palace, finally awaiting amnesty and her release.

But just as she was about to step out of the palace gates, she suddenly found herself transported to the 1960s in Shuanggui Village, becoming an orphaned girl without parents or family.

To make matters worse, her late father played a trick on her before his death, forcing her into marriage with Shen Qingyun—a widower eight years her senior, who came with two young children to care for.

Faced with a nearly empty jar of sorghum flour and two thin, undernourished siblings, Yin Xiaoman felt a bit overwhelmed.

As the head maid of the imperial kitchen, accustomed to delicacies and royal feasts, figuring out how to feed the two children with such coarse grains became her immediate priority.

Fortunately, the entire imperial kitchen staff crossed over with her…

—o—o—o—

The Imperial Kitchen has been losing items recently. Everyone assumes a cat has sneaked in, but only Lichun knows the truth: a fairy from the heavens has descended to the mortal world!

When Noble Consort Liu, overwhelmed by homesickness, requests a bowl of fresh shrimp noodles made personally by Lichun, it nearly gives her a heart attack!

The noodles are easy enough, but the palace is located on the plains—where could she possibly find fresh sea shrimp?

Just as she’s at her wit’s end, a note falls from the sky: “Fresh chicken for live shrimp—one chicken for one plate.”

Problem solved.

When the Crown Prince decides to host a banquet, the imperial chefs bring out all their skills—bear paws, deer lips, bird’s nests, snow frogs…

Yet none of their lavish dishes can rival Lichun’s steaming, fragrant seafood pot. And all it requires is ten pounds of rice and twenty eggs!

In secret, Lichun sets up a shrine for the little fairy, offering her continuous incense and seasonal dried fruits, fresh snacks, and pastries. All she wishes for is that the fairy stays happy and the “supplies” keep coming year after year.

Mini Theater:

Shen Dabao: My stepmother treats me so well—she gives me meat every day!

Everyone: Poor kid. No mom and now dreaming of meat? This is hunger-induced delusion for sure.

Shen Erniu: My stepmother keeps forcing me to eat eggs—egg cakes, egg rolls, egg soup… I see eggs and want to run!

Everyone: Oh no, poor thing. Another one driven mad.

Shen Qingyun: …Wife, when can I have some meat too?