70s Transmigration: Eldest Sister Strikes Back

Waking up in 1970s China as Tian Daya was a nightmare. Forced into a marriage with a man twice her age and branded a suicide risk by vicious gossip, Tian Shao found herself trapped in a dirt-poor village. Her family, drowning in debt, was ridiculed for 'selling' their eldest daughter, leaving them broken and desperate. But Tian Shao, a shrewd modern CEO and martial arts master, wasn't about to be a victim. Her mind, sharper than any blade, saw opportunities where others saw despair. This wasn't just transmigration; it was a chance to rewrite fate. Forced marriage? She'd shatter the engagement with a single, brutal punch. Slander? She'd expose the truth and turn it into her leverage. With her newfound strength and an unyielding will, she vows to not just survive but to uplift her entire family, turning despised 'cabbage' sisters into queens of a burgeoning empire. But first, she needs to teach this backward era that a woman's true value isn't measured in a bride price, but in unwavering defiance.