Just as Jiang Wei was about to complete her mission and receive a hundred billion worth of supplies, a system malfunction sent her back to the 1950s. She became the second daughter of a capitalist family, abandoned by her scumbag father and mother.
Her father had thrown the original host into the countryside for 18 years without a single word, only to bring her back to the city to replace her switched-at-birth sister in an arranged marriage — to a dying sickly man from a military chief’s family who was about to be exiled.
The original host, soft-hearted and gullible, was tricked by her illegitimate sister into clearing out the Gu family’s assets and reporting them, leading to a swift divorce.
Meanwhile, her scumbag father took several truckloads of assets, abandoned her and her mentally challenged brother, and moved the entire family to Hong Kong.
Since he didn’t care if she lived or died, she’d simply clean out everything and let him be sent to a farm to raise pigs.
If the illegitimate sister loved snatching things, then she would steal her luck and golden finger and send her to dig mud in the countryside.
If her biological mother was biased, then she would cut ties and live independently with her brother.
As for the two concubines? Let them fight each other like mad dogs and throw the whole family into chaos.
When her husband offered her a stack of gold bars to divorce, she decisively clung to this golden thigh, and with her brother and husband, lived a life in the countryside collecting supplies every day.
From time to time, they traveled through time — watching Flying Swallows dance on the palm, listening to beautiful piano pieces, sleeping on a Simmons mattress when tired, feasting on Michelin meals when hungry. Life was simply blissful.
