1970s Military Marriage: With My Pocket Space, I Took Revenge

Liu Zhixia transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder supporting character in a novel set in 1970s China. In the original story, this Liu Zhixia dies on her wedding day, leading to the downfall of her husband’s family, the Zhou family, who are sent to the countryside for political re-education. The real Liu Zhixia, a martial arts expert from the 21st century, wakes up in the bridal chamber on her wedding night. She quickly deduces that her survival alters the plot, sparing the Zhou family from the immediate tragedy that doomed them in the book. Understanding that her presence is the variable that can change their fate, she makes the decisive choice to sever ties with her own father’s family, who had inadvertently caused the Zhou family’s disgrace through a misunderstanding involving a pen pal. She asks Old Master Zhou to use his remaining influence to officially separate her from the Liu family, ensuring she is fully aligned with the Zhou family’s survival.

The Zhou family, consisting of Old Master Zhou, his son Commander Zhou, and grandson Zhou Yunting, faces immediate exile to a remote village in the northeast. Liu Zhixia discovers she possesses a spatial ability containing a massive shopping mall stocked with goods from her previous life. This golden finger allows her to provide food and supplies that are scarce in the 1970s. Upon arriving in Hongshan Village, the Zhou family is assigned to live in a dilapidated thatched hut and perform hard labor. Liu Zhixia uses her martial arts skills, including qinggong, to explore the area and overhears two men plotting against the Zhou family. She realizes these individuals are responsible for the injuries that crippled Commander Zhou and Zhou Yunting in the original novel.

When the ambush occurs during a work assignment involving frightened oxen, Liu Zhixia intervenes secretly. She uses her internal energy to neutralize the lethal force of hidden weapons aimed at the Zhou men, allowing them to sustain only superficial wounds while pretending to be severely injured. This deception fools their enemies, who believe the Zhou family is now crippled and harmless. Meanwhile, Zheng Chunli, the original novel’s heroine, also transmigrates with a storage space. She attempts to seduce Zhou Yunting, hoping to replace Liu Zhixia. However, her space begins to shrink and eventually disappears as it merges with Liu Zhixia’s expanding mall space. Zheng Chunli’s jealousy and desperation drive her to conspire with Sun Haomin, the original male lead, to eliminate Liu Zhixia and restore her own advantages.

Zhou Yunting, initially distant due to the arranged nature of the marriage, gradually recognizes Liu Zhixia’s strength, intelligence, and loyalty. He witnesses her cooking, her physical capabilities, and her strategic mind, leading to a shift in his feelings. He vows to protect her and climb the military ranks to ensure her safety. The Zhou family begins to adapt to rural life, with Liu Zhixia managing their survival through her spatial supplies while maintaining a low profile. The arrival of a squad of soldiers led by Song Zhihua, old acquaintances of Zhou Yunting, introduces a new dynamic, as they track enemy agents in the area. The story moves toward Liu Zhixia and Zhou Yunting navigating political dangers, martial arts conflicts, and romantic development as they work to reverse the Zhou family’s fate and survive the hardships of the era.