[#1970s #MilitaryMarriage #SweetRomance #MarriageFirstLoveLater #Transmigration #MaleLeadFallsHard]
Cold-faced officer × looks-obsessed top student
After scraping by for two years in the apocalypse, He Yueying transmigrates to the 1970s.
The original owner was a top student at Jing University, a haughty, aloof heiress. Seeking protection, she was forced to marry the cold-faced officer Sheng Junian.
She had someone else in her heart, thought he was a rough, cold brute, and resisted the marriage with all her might, treating him coldly at every turn.
She chased after her beloved every day, rubbing her husband's face in the dirt and making life miserable for everyone.
Looking at the man before her, 188 centimeters tall, broad-shouldered and narrow-waisted, with long legs and a body packed with muscle, He Yueying falls for him at first sight.
How is he a rough brute? He's a total catch! Isn't he even better than those dark-skinned college athletes?
She turns the ice block into a lovesick puppy.
Why get divorced? Let's stay together forever!
So what if her father was an intellectual? So what if her family background was less than ideal?
As long as you're capable, you can choose your own riches and glory!
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It was an arranged marriage, and Sheng Junian only planned to treat his wife with mutual respect.
But he soon realizes his wife seems like a completely different person.
She used to be cold and distant. Who knew that after falling ill, she'd become so lively, so forward, so sweet and flirtatious?
And her mind is full of all sorts of naughty ideas, which she springs on him one after another until he can barely take it.
After marriage, the abstinent officer breaks his rules night after night for love.
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Everyone in the compound is waiting to see He Yueying make a fool of herself.
But soon, no one is laughing.
Before long, everyone knows that Battalion Commander Sheng Junian, the cold-faced God of War, is completely wrapped around his wife's finger.
It's okay. You can read it in Shu Huang, but the number of words is still too few. I'll read it after I have fattened up.