Transmigrated into a Seventies Novel, I Emptied the Supply and Marketing Cooperative with My Dimensional Space
Medical PhD Lin Wanjun transmigrated into a melodramatic military marriage novel set in the 1970s—and landed straight into the role of the villainess everyone wanted to slap. Faced with a disastrous start, Lin Wanjun made one thing clear: she refused to accept her so-called fate.
What? The villainess is a brainless younger-brother-worshipper? Then the first thing she’ll do is beat up her whole “family,” snatch back the betrothal gifts and her spatial ring.
What? The villainess cheated and got divorced? Then she’s going to cling tightly to her officer husband, take her magical storage ring, and accompany him to the countryside reformation while feasting and living it up in secret.
She’d originally planned to lie low, wait for the storm to pass, then divorce and run off with the spatial ring. But the tall, broad-shouldered, devastatingly handsome male lead suddenly veered off-script—dumping the original female lead and relentlessly pursuing Lin Wanjun instead.
“Junjun, my darling, you are my heart, my liver, three-fourths of my very life.”
Lin Wanjun: gags …Wait, hold on—there was never a storyline about the villainess having triplets in the original plot! Somebody save me!