Draining the Family Fortune, The Capitalist Young Lady Goes to the Military to Find Her Husband
Original title: "Draining the Family Fortune, The Capitalist Young Lady Goes to the Military to Find Her Husband"
Genres: Military Marriage + Transmigration + Space + Abuse of Scum + Love That Grows Over Time + Super Physically Fit Military Officer Adopted Husband VS Brilliant and Charming Capitalist Young Lady
Jiang Si was born fair-skinned and beautiful, dazzlingly charming. Who knew that upon waking up, she would transmigrate into a period novel, becoming a famous capitalist young lady in Shanghai?
In the original book, she disliked her military officer fiancé for being taciturn and lacking romance. She also worried about the scarcity of supplies and harsh living conditions on the island, so she kept delaying the marriage.
However, what she didn't know was that after the storm came, her scumbag father and stepmother plotted to send her to the countryside, then immediately escaped to Hong Kong with the Jiang family's century-old fortune.
Poor her, alone in the countryside, suffering hardships that broke her body in less than two years.
Jiang Si, who was familiar with the plot, declared, "Suffer hardships? No way."
Trying to scheme her into going to the countryside, right?
Fine! Jiang Si played along, then in turn, packed all the ungrateful relatives in the family and sent them off to the Great Southwest. Nowhere to put a vast family fortune?
No worries! Jiang Si performed a blood recognition to activate the ancestral space, then stuffed all the gold, silver, jewels, property deeds, and antique calligraphy and paintings inside. In short, she wouldn't leave them a single chicken feather!
Nowhere for the capitalist young lady to go?
Nonsense! Jiang Si sent a telegram to the island. However, expecting to live a simple and austere life, she found that life on the island wasn't as difficult as she had imagined.
Her military officer husband was not only good in the living room but also in the kitchen, and his family spoiled her to no end. Her days were sweeter than honey!