The Capitalist Heiress Was Transmigrated into the ’70s

Song Kexing was a wealthy but tragic figure in the modern era, having lost her legs in a car accident orchestrated by her stepmother and diagnosed with terminal cancer. After selling her company shares to amass billions, she spent her final days stockpiling massive quantities of supplies, including clothing, food, medical equipment, vehicles, and luxury goods. A system entity named Maruko appeared, offering her a chance to transmigrate to a parallel world in the 1970s. Song Kexing agreed, burned her mansion to the ground, and entered the new timeline.

She awoke in the body of a seventeen-year-old girl with the same name in 1970s Beijing. This original host had been brutally beaten by a mob during a political purge because her father, Song Chengye, ordered her to stay behind and lie to protect him while he hid in the basement with his new family. The host died from her injuries, and Song Kexing inherited her body and her desire for freedom. Using her spiritual spring space, which contained frozen time and healing water, she recovered completely, enhanced her physical abilities, and organized her vast hoard of supplies.

Emerging from the space with her injuries disguised using makeup and fake scars, Song Kexing began her revenge. She first confronted Aunt Zhang, a neighborhood gossiper who had harassed the original host, forcing her to publicly humiliate herself. She then encountered a group of bullies led by Wu Chunhua, who had tormented her in school. Song Kexing physically defeated them and took Wu Chunhua hostage to extort a job recommendation and a forged mental illness certificate from Wu’s father, a hospital director.

She also faced her former suitors, Xiang Zhiming and Huang Wei, who had betrayed the original host. Song Kexing beat them severely, exposing their hypocrisy and cruelty. Upon returning home, she confronted her father, stepmother, and half-brother. Instead of cowering, she violently assaulted them, breaking her father’s arm and beating the others into submission. She declared that she would no longer serve them and would live on her own terms.

With her family subdued and her enemies dealt with, Song Kexing secured a position at the People’s Hospital using the forged certificate and job offer. She planned to use her mental illness diagnosis as a shield to act without consequence, continuing her quest for independence and retribution against anyone who wronged her. The story follows her transformation from a victim into a ruthless, independent woman who uses her future knowledge and supernatural space to thrive in the 1970s.