A 1970S Military Marriage: The Cannon-Fodder Villainess's Wild Comeback

Military Marriage + Food + Devoted Couple + Cute Baby + Marriage Before Love + Exclusively Doted On + Family Life + Building a Career + Never Holding Back When Clapping Back Orphan Liu Xixi transmigrates into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting character, and a truly lowly one at that, abused by both her husband’s family and her own~ What’s there to panic about? She’s been making her way through life on her own for over twenty years. What hasn’t she seen? This time, she’s going all out and taking them on one by one. You’re all going down! She doesn’t have any special talents, really. She’s just a tiny bit better at cooking, a tiny bit better at raising excellent kids, a tiny bit sharper-tongued, a tiny bit better at judging people, and a tiny bit stronger than the average person… Before meeting her, the aloof military officer wants to call off the marriage. After meeting her, he immediately files the paperwork and takes her with him to his post! Who said he married a country bumpkin? She’s clearly a heavenly beauty, and he’s the lucky one!!! Only after meeting his wife does he learn what it means to be completely smitten!! And another thing… Who said he was aloof??? What kind of aloof military officer announces his love over the village loudspeaker and declares their marriage to everyone!!! Isn’t that way too showy!!! Who wouldn’t be dazzled by a handsome military officer with sharp features and a muscular physique worthy of a movie star!!! It’s one thing for him to be handsome and capable, but how can he be so good at spoiling her? Right after they get married, he wants to keep her tied to him every single day!!! What? The vicious supporting female character wants to steal the male lead? The officer says, “I’ll be my wife’s devoted servant for the rest of my life!” Liu Xixi declares she’ll spend a billion lifetimes in this book! This life is as good as being a god!!! (The heroine can’t stand even the slightest insult and is always ready to fire back. If you’re looking for a satisfying story full of clapbacks, come on in.) (The title got awkward because I forgot to count the characters when I typed it. I’m crying. I’ll change it after the book reaches 200,000 words and gets tested. Please bear with me.)