Cold-Faced Chief and the Capitalist Miss Who Wants to Keep the Child But Ditch the Father

"70s Time Travel + Military Marriage Sweet Story + Face-Slapping and Scumbag Humiliation + Space System + Marriage Before Love + Dual Chastity"

After waking up, Zhu Yunyao transmigrates into a capitalist young miss in a melodramatic era novel, obsessed with breaking up the male and female leads, ultimately losing both love and wealth.

Holding the script, Zhu Yunyao kicks the scumbag to the curb, sends her toxic father and stepmother to rural labor reform, delightfully takes her family fortune to join her nominal military officer husband.

Chief Feng's cold remark "Parental orders – worst case, we'll divorce" sparks Zhu's determination to keep the child but abandon the father.

Men are plentiful – why stick with the Feng surname?!

She'll ride this donkey while looking for a better horse, taking her sweet time to choose!

Feng Shuo finds it troublesome – pressured into marriage to avoid dying heirless, yet marrying a delicate young miss? Who could endure this. "Divorce! We must divorce! What terms are needed?"

Later, as more suitors surround Zhu Yunyao, Feng grows anxious. "Are you all blind? That's my wife! I'm not dead yet!"

Later still, Zhu slaps divorce papers in his face demanding signature. Feng tears them up and swallows: "How did wifey know I was hungry? Wifey loves me most!"

Later yet, Feng barely survives a mission to find Zhu six months pregnant. Red-eyed, he begs: "No matter whose child – they'll call me Dad! No divorce!"

In the end, Chief Feng has only one line: "So sweet! Wifey's aroma intoxicates!"