The Capitalist Miss Empties Her Family Fortune to Marry a Military Officer and Raise Cute Babies

[Military Marriage + Transmigration + Magical Space + High Fertility + Child Rearing + Cute Babies + 1970s Era][The Heroine: A “delicate” capitalist miss with a ruthless heart VS The Hero: A cold-faced officer who “avoids” women… until night falls.]Qiao Zhenzhu was a max-level powerhouse in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. One day, she wakes up only to find she has transmigrated into a 1970s-era novel as a cannon fodder supporting actress who dies in the very first chapter.The original owner of the body was a wealthy socialite from Shanghai. Her “live-in” scumbag father treated her like a “thank-you gift,” marrying her off to a man who had saved his life. The original Qiao Zhenzhu despised her husband for being a “rough man” and believed there was no love between them. Despite being pregnant, she was seduced by a series of letters from a manipulative jerk claiming they were soulmates. When she finally returned to Shanghai to find him, she walked straight into the wedding of that same jerk and her own half-sister.At the wedding, her father called her an embarrassment, her stepmother mocked her for being overconfident, and the jerk claimed it was all a “misunderstanding.” The original owner was so enraged she suffered a miscarriage and died on the spot; her mother’s massive inheritance was then turned into her half-sister’s dowry.Now, the new Qiao Zhenzhu has arrived. Using her powers, she protects the babies in her womb and heads straight back to the Qiao family to reclaim centuries’ worth of accumulated wealth!Can’t take the house with her? Donate it!Dared to plot for her money and harm her children? She shows no mercy.She breaks her stepmother’s legs, crushes her father’s hands, disfigures her sister, and ensures the jerk can never have children again!Just as Qiao Zhenzhu is causing absolute chaos in Shanghai, her “rough” husband tracks her down. With broad shoulders, a narrow waist, long legs, and eight-pack abs, his biceps are so developed she could practically swing on them.Wiping a bit of “drool” from the corner of her eye, Qiao Zhenzhu cries out in a delicate, sobbing voice:”Hubby, you’re finally here! I missed you so much! And the four babies in my belly missed you too!”The husband freezes: “Babies… plural?”Are you planning to read this for the “face-slapping” revenge or the domestic fluff with the four babies?