A Pop Diva Transmigrates into a Book Set in the 1970s, and the Cold Warrior Won't Let Go

A reigning diva transmigrates into a book about a tragic romance, landing in the 1970s. Her parents have been sent down to work in a cowshed, and her brothers are scattered far and wide.

On top of that, the fiancé her parents arranged for her before they were sent away treats her like ice.

Fortunately, this career suits her perfectly. She’s a soloist with a government song-and-dance troupe, known in the military as the Little Skylark. She has countless fans in the 1970s, and her songs earn glowing praise from senior leaders.

When she arrives, a military competition has just ended. On her way back from a performance, she’s in a car accident and hits her head. Terrified, she throws herself into her fiancé’s arms, only for the aloof soldier king to shove her away. That shove snaps her back to her senses.

After surgery, she asks to break off the engagement. She still has plenty to do, like making sure her mother doesn’t fall ill and die from being crushed by the news of her injury, which would also indirectly save her father.

She wants to change the original heroine’s fate. Wouldn’t it be better to become a singer adored by millions? Why change careers for a coldhearted man?

But why can’t she shake this jerk off? He’s clinging to her like superglue!