Transmigrating into the 60s: I'm Claiming All These Properties

Ye Cai’e has always dreamed of retiring early and living a carefree, lazy life. She works three jobs a day, faithfully serving the capitalists. One morning, she wakes up to find herself transmigrated into a period novel as the unloved true daughter of a wealthy family.

True heirs and fake heirs mean nothing to her. Ye Cai’e believes the only real proof of being “true” is emptying out every capitalist fortune. All the valuable goods go straight into her personal space. One household cleared, then the next. Ill-gotten wealth should be taken from the rich and used for the people, and she just happens to be a perfectly honest commoner.

In modern times, juggling three jobs was already exhausting. In the past, farming turns out to be even worse. Fortunately, the scheming parents line up to give her perfect opportunities for revenge. Once old grudges are settled, she can finally begin her true life of lying flat.

That is, until she realizes the rough, rugged man by her side might not be just a simple country fellow. Since when could a rough man turn into a young military officer?