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

Liu Zhixia transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder side character in a novel set in 1970s China. In the original story, the Zhou family, a prestigious military lineage, suffers catastrophic downfall after being sent to a remote village for reform through labor. The original Liu Zhixia, a timid and weak woman, dies on her wedding day, and her family eventually severs ties with the Zhou family, leading to their ruin. Upon waking in the bridal room on her wedding night, Liu Zhixia learns that the Zhou family has been implicated in a political disaster and is about to be exiled to Fuchang County. Realizing that her survival depends on distancing herself from the doomed Zhou family, she requests that Old Master Zhou help her sever all ties with her own father, the Liu family, to avoid being dragged down by association.

However, Liu Zhixia makes a decisive pivot. Understanding that the Zhou family possesses hidden strengths and that her own future is tied to their potential rise, she chooses to stay and accompany them to the countryside. She discovers she has inherited a spatial dimension containing a massive supermarket and ancient martial arts skills, including inner energy cultivation and lightness skill. These abilities allow her to secretly provide the starving Zhou family with food, medicine, and supplies. She also learns that the Zhou men are secretly practitioners of a traditional martial arts lineage, which explains their military prowess and makes them targets for rival factions in the capital.

Upon arriving in Hongshan Village, the Zhou family faces extreme hardship and malicious schemes from local enemies who seek to permanently cripple them. Liu Zhixia uses her martial arts to subtly protect Zhou Yunting and his father from assassination attempts disguised as accidents. She neutralizes hidden weapons and fakes severe injuries to mislead their enemies, ensuring the Zhou family survives the initial purge. Her competence and strength shock the Zhou family, who initially viewed her as a fragile burden. Zhou Yunting, a cold and disciplined soldier, gradually develops feelings for her, recognizing her as a partner rather than a liability.

Meanwhile, Zheng Chunli, the original female lead of the novel, has also transmigrated with a spatial storage ability. She intends to seduce Zhou Yunting and usurp Liu Zhixia’s place. However, due to the butterfly effect of Liu Zhixia’s presence, Zheng Chunli’s space begins to shrink and eventually disappears, while Liu Zhixia’s space expands and gains a mystical farming dimension. Zheng Chunli, desperate and enraged, attempts to push Liu Zhixia off a cliff to regain her advantage, but Liu Zhixia uses her inner energy to reverse the attack, causing Zheng Chunli to fall into the river herself. Liu Zhixia warns her to stay away, revealing her true power.

The story concludes with the arrival of Zhou Yunting’s loyal subordinates, led by Captain Song Zhihua, who have been assigned to the village to build a road. They recognize Zhou Yunting’s leadership and offer their support. Liu Zhixia’s cooking and care win over the entire Zhou family and their allies. As she detects enemy spies using radio communication, Liu Zhixia prepares to confront them, signaling that the Zhou family’s path to rehabilitation and return to the capital is now secured by her intervention.