【Period setting + substitute marriage + military marriage + family life + love after marriage + doting husband + raising kids】 College student Lan Lan wakes up in an 1980s novel and discovers the moment she opens her eyes that she has become a stepping stone on the female lead’s path to success. To pay for her older sister’s college tuition, her awful family wants to marry her off and use the bride price for her sister’s fees. They also want her to take her sister’s place and marry the fiancé her sister despises. Her own mother pleads with her through tears and snot. “Yan Guoning may be a soldier, but he’s handsome and decent-looking, and he has a steady government job. You’ll never have to worry about food or clothes! Don’t be so ungrateful. If your sister hadn’t given him up for you, where would you be now?”
She’s willing to get married, but they can forget about getting a single cent of the bride price! Lan Lan quickly marries him at the registry office, gets away from her awful family, and happily follows the army to live on base.
People say Yan Guoning is cold and taciturn, a real man of few words, and so fierce that strangers should stay away.
But after Lan Lan becomes an officer’s wife, she discovers her husband is strong and healthy, does all the laundry, cooking, and housework, hands over his entire paycheck, and is kind and clingy. He’s the perfect ten out of ten husband!
Lan Lan, cherished by her officer husband, has no intention of slacking off. She builds a career and makes money, enjoying success in both love and work as she becomes the trendsetter everyone on base admires…
It's okay. I hope the plot won't be too confusing later on.
I like the character of the heroine. Did the author forget to check the content when he wrote the introduction? The introduction said that the heroine accompanied the army and the hero ran away when they got married. How did the heroine become so favored?
It's okay. I hope the plot won't be too confusing later on.
I like the character of the heroine. Did the author forget to check the content when he wrote the introduction? The introduction said that the heroine accompanied the army and the hero ran away when they got married. How did the heroine become so favored?