The 1970s: The Wildest Military Wife, Feasting on the Juiciest Gossip

[Transmigrate into a book + military marriage in the 1970s + space + gossip + sweet romance + satisfying revenge]

In the 23rd century, ace mercenary Lin Qianye takes on a mission to rescue a physics expert from a psychiatric hospital. But the suddenly deranged expert blows the entire hospital sky-high.

Fortunately, fate takes pity on her, sending her to the 1970s in a parallel world, where she becomes an orphan targeted by her uncle and his family.

Lin Qianye: Well, well! I was just looking for somewhere to blow off steam!

Her uncle’s family doesn’t stand a chance. She gives them such a beating that they wail for mercy, and in the end, they kneel as they see this fearsome woman off.

After moving to the countryside, Lin Qianye spends her days enjoying the gossip, watching the show, and beating up “dogs,” while picking up a “wolf” to keep on the side.

It isn’t until a new batch of educated youths arrives in the countryside that she realizes she has transmigrated into a book, and the man she picked up is actually the novel’s third male lead.

The man says whoever wants to be the third male lead can have the job. He certainly doesn’t want it. He only wants to be Lin Qianye’s number one.

Lin Qianye contentedly cradles the handsome man’s face, thinking how perfect he is: he can fight, earn money, and keep her warm in bed. The only problem is that he’s too clingy and never wants to be apart from her for even a moment.

There’s nothing for it. She has to pack her bags and follow him to his military post.

Jiang Lingchen has neither parents nor siblings. The army is his home, and he believes he will dedicate his life to his country.

Until one day, when he lies gravely wounded and close to death, a stunning figure walks toward him beneath the moonlight.

From that moment on, one glance lasts a lifetime.

PS: 1. The original male and female leads aren’t villains. The heroine only meets them after joining her husband at his post.

2. This is a fictionalized era. Please don’t compare it to real life.

3. The heroine has a bit of a manic streak. If that bothers you, don’t read.