The 1970s Military Marriage: After the Wedding, the Beautiful Supporting Actress Wins Big

Period Setting + Space + Transmigrate into a Book + No Rural Relocation + Joins Husband in the Army + Twins

[Weak golden finger, family squabbles, and building a prosperous life.]

Fang Zhiyi transmigrated into a book with a twisted worldview as the cannon-fodder second female lead.

When she arrived, the plot was at a critical juncture. The original owner was being forced to pay compensation by her awful grandmother and her family. She was trapped between a rock and a hard place: not only did she have that awful grandmother to deal with, but the scheming male lead was also watching her like a hawk.

The original owner had devoted herself completely to the male lead, finding him a job and giving him money. Whatever he wanted, she gave him. She was a hopeless romantic through and through.

But cannon fodder is cannon fodder. Once she was no longer useful, she died horribly in the village she was sent to, and her younger brother suffered because of it.

Thinking of her predicament, Fang Zhiyi sighed. At least there was still time to change things.

To keep the male lead from getting involved with her again, she packed his bags in the middle of the night and sent him to the countryside with the hypocritical female lead. As for herself, she bought a job and began a happy new life.

What surprised her most was that the apple orchard she had before she died had come with her too. Her golden finger was a little weak, but it was better than nothing.

So she spent her days playing with the kids, earning money, and enjoying the gossip. Life was easy and pleasant.

When someone tried to set her up with a man, she couldn't refuse, so she went to meet him. She'd planned to ruin the date, but the moment she saw him, she abandoned that idea.

The man was handsome and an army officer with a bright future. Afraid some other little temptress might steal him away, Fang Zhiyi rushed to marry him and join him at his posting.

She began a life of raising children and making money, and after they married, her husband's family doted on her endlessly.