[Era + Military Marriage + True & False Heiress + System + Time Travel + Soft in Public, Tough in Private]
In the post-apocalyptic world, Su Ruanruan died… only to have her soul transmigrate to the 1970s.
The original owner’s life was miserable: her fake parents either beat or scolded her, she never enjoyed the privileges of being the true heiress, and eventually, the fake parents beat her to death and arranged a “ghost marriage” for her. When that failed, they planned to nail her limbs, sew her mouth shut, and suppress her soul.
Su Ruanruan’s fists were tough. She would send you into a coffin—and nail your limbs while she’s at it.
She flipped the script: sending the buyer to meet a bullet and extorting money from her fake parents. She refused to do any housework and made it her daily task to beat her fake parents senseless.
What’s that? The fake heiress came back to avoid being sent to the cattle pen and wanted to marry her off to a murderous old man in exchange for resources? Su Ruanruan used their own tactics against them, lured in the Red Armbands, and sent the fake heiress’s family to prison—then nonchalantly went to the countryside.
The system went haywire, demanding she kill zombies. Did it even look around? Were there any zombies here?!
Until the day she twisted the neck of an enemy spy, completed the mission, and stepped into a completely new world.
In the countryside:
The agricultural tycoon came to the Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
The traditional Chinese medicine master came to the military hospital.
The mechanical tycoon came to the military research institute.
Three tycoons from different fields competed for her attention. But Su Ruanruan? She just wanted to farm.
When Gu Yanting first met Su Ruanruan, she was so delicate that even a light breeze could make her fall, softly asking for his help. The second time, she saved him by twisting an enemy’s neck. The third time, she stabbed a human trafficker in the head, scooped out some brain matter, and quietly said she didn’t mean it.
Eventually, they got married—and everything had been part of his plan all along.
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