Transmigrated Heiress in the ’70s: Fighting Scum with Love and Power

Su Nian, a modern woman, wakes up in 1972 after transmigration into a novel she previously abandoned. She inhabits the body of a cannon fodder character with the same name, who was originally destined to die after discovering her fiancé, Fu Mingjun, in bed with her stepsister, Su Yue. Instead of succumbing to despair, Su Nian leverages her knowledge of the plot to rewrite her fate. She discovers she has inherited a mystical space containing fertile land and healing spring water, activated by her blood through a lotus bracelet previously belonging to Su Yue. This cheat code becomes the foundation of her new life, allowing her to heal the poisoning her stepmother, Yao Xiaojun, had been administering to ruin her complexion.

Upon regaining consciousness, Su Nian immediately confronts her abusive stepfamily. She exposes their mistreatment in front of neighbors and her father, Su Daqiang, a low-level official seeking promotion. By manipulating his desire for career advancement and social reputation, she forces him to evict Yao Xiaojun, Su Yue, and Su Gang from her family home. She reclaims her inheritance, including a hidden stash of gold bars left by her biological mother, Wen Wan, and recovers over three thousand yuan that Yao Xiaojun had embezzled. Su Nian also severs her engagement to Fu Mingjun, extracting a thousand yuan in compensation from his father, Professor Fu, while simultaneously selling her reserved job position at a sugar factory to a deputy director for another thousand yuan.

As the original protagonist of the novel, Su Yue had been destined to meet the male lead, Han Zheng, and live a pampered life. Su Nian systematically dismantles this path by ensuring Su Yue and Fu Mingjun are sent to the countryside together. She registers Su Yue at the Youth Relocation Office, securing a placement in the Heilongjiang Agricultural Corps alongside Fu Mingjun. This move strips Su Yue of her job and her proximity to the male lead, redirecting her fate toward hardship. Su Nian also registers herself for the same location, turning a potential punishment into a strategic relocation to be closer to Fu Tingchuan, the original novel's second male lead and a high-ranking military officer who had once been her childhood fiancé.

During the journey to Heilongjiang, Su Nian faces hostility from former classmates, particularly Qiao Qiqi, who harbors unrequited feelings for Fu Tingchuan. Su Nian uses her sharp tongue to publicly humiliate Su Yue, revealing her role as a homewrecker and damaging her social standing among the other sent-down youth. Upon arrival at the corps, Fu Tingchuan personally greets the group. He acknowledges Su Nian with a formal but distant demeanor, referring to her as his niece-in-law due to her marriage to Fu Mingjun's uncle, though Su Nian clarifies her actual engagement status. The story concludes with Su Nian establishing herself in the remote northern region, armed with wealth, a healing space, and the support of her father and half-brother, while her enemies face the harsh realities of rural labor.