Transmigration: Military Marriage in the 1970s, Going Wild with My Spatial Power

Liu Zhixia, a powerful self-made businesswoman of the 21st century, never expected that simply inspecting one of her shopping malls would somehow cause her to transmigrate into a novel. She becomes Liu Zhixia, a cannon-fodder supporting female character from the 1970s who was originally destined to commit suicide. Her father had used a life-saving favor to secure what he believed was the best possible future for his daughter. But fate is unpredictable. He never imagined that the prestigious Zhou family would suddenly fall into disaster on the very night of the wedding. Already dissatisfied with the arranged marriage, the original owner of the body could not bear the thought of being sent to the countryside for labor reform. Unable to face her reality and believing there was no escape, she slammed herself into a wall and died. When An Zhixia opened her eyes again, she saw a kind father-in-law, a benevolent grandfather, and a tall, long-legged man standing before her. She immediately thought: “These people are all destined to become major figures in the future. Even if this marriage is only a partnership, I still need to hold tightly onto this powerful thigh first.” But later, when she wanted to leave cleanly and walk away untouched… she realized it was impossible to escape. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigration: Military Marriage in the 1970s, Going Wild with My Spatial Power — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠