Seventies: The Spicy Wife Following the Army Leads the Compound to Wealth and Counterattack

The original owner's fiancé and his family wanted to climb the social ladder by marrying into a wealthier family, but they didn't want to bear the reputation of being unfaithful and ungrateful. To avoid this, they bribed the original owner's uncle's family, and the two families conspired together to ruin the original owner's reputation and purity. This was an intolerable injustice. Turning the tables, she exposed all the hypocrites, used thunderous methods to give them a taste of their own medicine, and led her father's branch of the family to establish their own independent household. However, as events unfolded, she discovered that she had not only transmigrated but had also entered the world of a book. Her second cousin, one of the beneficiaries of the scheme, turned out to be the male protagonist. The female protagonist was a "sweet-faced but black-hearted" educated youth sent to the countryside, who had manipulated events from behind the scenes to harm the original owner's family for the sake of profit. Furthermore, her own father was not a biological member of the Liu family? His true origins were shrouded in mystery. Watch as she seeks revenge, finds a job, marries into a prestigious military compound, gets into university, finds her relatives, and opens a factory amidst the mockery of others—leaving those who ridiculed them filled with envy, jealousy, and bitter regret. Her feisty personality made Fu Yancheng, who had originally intended to repay a debt of gratitude with money, like her more and more the more he watched her. The more he liked her, the more restless he became, single-mindedly wanting to pull her into his bowl—no, into his arms. Thus, through various tactics and constant devotion, he finally won her heart using the shameless catchphrase: "To repay the debt of saving my life, I offer myself to you."