The Capitalist Heiress Gives Birth to Seven Children at Once, and the Commander Goes Crazy Spoiling Her.

Bai Luoluo, the sole heiress of the wealthy overseas Bai family, returns to Haicheng Wharf in the 1970s after studying abroad. Her arrival is marked by two trucks filled with camphorwood crates containing luxury goods, including imported perfumes, Simmons mattresses, and a German bathtub. The crowd reacts with a mix of envy and hostility, viewing her as a symbol of capitalist decadence. Upon returning to the Bai Mansion, her father reveals that the family is in grave danger. Their overseas assets and newly brought-back technical blueprints have attracted the greed of local officials who intend to seize their wealth through a process they call liquidation. To protect the family from annihilation, the organization has arranged a political marriage between Bai Luoluo and Lei Li, the youngest military district commander and eldest grandson of the powerful Lei family. Lei Li is known as the Living Yama, a decorated war hero with a fierce temper and a deep disdain for the wealthy elite.

Just as Bai Luoluo faces this forced union, a mechanical voice activates in her mind, introducing the Multi-Child Blessing System. The system declares that the Bai family’s survival depends on her binding a marriage with Lei Li, identified as the Child of Fortune. The mandatory task requires her to marry him within three days, with the promise of rewards including a divine beauty pill and physical enhancement potion. Failure results in her elimination and the total destruction of the Bai family. Confronted with the choice between a life of luxury or death, Bai Luoluo resolves to win Lei Li’s hand. Meanwhile, Lei Li receives a red-level urgent telegram ordering him to attend the blind date. Furious at the prospect of marrying a pampered capitalist daughter, he deliberately arrives at the meeting covered in mud and smelling of sweat, intending to disgust her into refusing the match. However, when Bai Luoluo descends the stairs, Lei Li is momentarily stunned by her beauty before his disgust returns.

The initial encounter is disastrous. Lei Li’s killing aura causes Bai Luoluo to faint, and he catches her, feeling a strange attraction that he immediately suppresses with cruelty. He mocks her delicacy and attempts to leave, declaring the marriage off. Desperate to prevent his departure and avoid the system’s punishment, Bai Luoluo reveals that she possesses the improved design schematics for the Dongfeng-1 propulsion system, a breakthrough that could increase missile range by thirty percent. Lei Li, prioritizing national defense above all else, agrees to the marriage on the condition that the blueprints are genuine. They settle on a marriage in name only, with no mutual obligations. Bai Luoluo then proceeds to move her entire household, including the bathtub and piano, into the military compound, further irritating Lei Li.

Life in the compound proves harsh for Bai Luoluo. She is assigned a dilapidated bungalow with no running water or heating. Unable to move her heavy furniture alone and unable to light the coal stove, she faces freezing temperatures and starvation. Her attempt to eat at the communal canteen ends in humiliation when she spits out rice containing a stone, drawing scorn from other military wives. The system forces her to seek Lei Li’s warmth to survive the night, leading to a confrontation in his office where he accuses her of using cheap tricks. He rejects her plea for his coat and orders her out, leaving her shivering and tasteless as punishment for the failed mission. The system then issues a new mandatory task: she must share a bed with Lei Li for six hours within twenty-four hours or face a lethal electric shock. Realizing she cannot survive alone, Bai Luoluo decides to seek the help of Political Commissar Zhang, hoping to use a box of penicillin to negotiate his intervention in her marital disputes.