Transmigration to the ’70s: I Married My Fiancé’s Older Brother

Su Mujin unexpectedly acquired a mystical spring space. Thinking the end of the world was coming, she sold off all her family assets and frantically hoarded supplies.

Good news: the apocalypse never came.

Bad news: she transmigrated into a novel—and right into a river, flailing for her life.

She had entered a ’70s era novel where a reborn heroine was unstoppable—killing gods and Buddhas alike—and rose to power.

The body Su Mujin now inhabited? The unfortunate younger sister who was murdered by said reborn heroine.

In the original story, the original host was pushed into the river by her reborn elder sister and died. The sister then married her late sister’s fiancé and lived happily ever after.

Su Mujin had no desire to die—she wanted to return and slap that reborn sister’s smug face. So she paddled with all her might toward the shore.

Just as she reached land, she spotted a man lying on the riverbank, soaking wet.

He was stunning—sword-like brows, starry eyes, straight nose, thin lips, broad shoulders, slim waist, and abs. Eight of them.

Momentarily dazzled by his beauty, Su Mujin gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation—only to be caught red-handed by the man’s search party.

Good news: she has a husband now. He’s hot and a military officer.

Bad news: he was paralyzed just a week ago!

When the news reached home, her parents were ashamed of her, her younger brother scorned her for being a flirt, and the reborn sister mocked her for marrying a cripple.

Su Mujin just laughed coldly—she had a spiritual spring space! She had stockpiled supplies worth billions!

Once they’re married, even the paralyzed man would have to stand up for her!