Gold Space, Officer Hubby, Easy Win!
Waking up one day, Alice Harper—a landlady who owned thirty properties—found herself transmigrated into the unlucky cannon fodder of a period novel.
The original owner, deceived by her so-called best friend, had given up everything for love, only to meet a tragic end in the countryside.
Alice Harper stared at her youthful, radiant reflection in the mirror, then thought about the original owner’s enviable double-income family and secure job at the department store…
She decisively tore up the script: *This kind of "blessing"? No thanks!*
As for that "best friend" who tried to swindle her job?
Alice Harper swiftly retaliated with an anonymous tip, sending the schemer straight to the countryside for a taste of hard labor.
Perhaps as a perk of transmigration, she unexpectedly gained access to a mysterious space.
Inside, it was empty—except for a mountain of gold bars.
Alice Harper calmly closed the space: *Well, not exactly useful, but nice to look at.*
She resolved to focus on her job, quietly saving up, waiting for the economic reforms to kick in so she could return to her landlady roots!
Nothing would distract her from her money-making mission!
Until one day, her cousin brought home a comrade-in-arms for a visit.
The tall, broad-shouldered pilot saluted her, ears tinged red as he asked, "Comrade, may I have the pleasure of knowing you?"
Alice Harper, who had remained single for two lifetimes, felt her heart skip a beat.
Hmm… maybe love wouldn’t interfere with her property investments after all?
After marriage, she realized she'd struck gold—
Her soldier husband handed over his entire paycheck, took care of all household chores, and was a pro at parenting.
Her in-laws doted on her like their own daughter, cooking up delicious meals for her every day.
{{Alice Harper}} lounged in a rocking chair in the yard, nibbling on fruit her husband had peeled for her, gazing contentedly at the numbers in their savings book as she swung her feet.
"Honey, how many years until the next reform?"
"What’s the rush?" The man bent down to kiss the corner of her lips. "Let’s take our time dating first."
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