1970s Military Marriage: On Divorce Night, the Coldhearted Officer Wept Until His Eyes Turned Red

[Period setting + military marriage + devoted to each other + pocket dimension + fighting back against awful relatives + everyday life] [If you don’t like waiting for updates, you can read Yueguang’s completed novel, Reborn in 1970: After the Marriage Swap, My Cousin Regrets It Every Day] The moment Xu You opened her eyes, she heard someone cursing her. Then she heard a familiar voice and realized that not only had she transmigrated, but her best friend Lin Can had too. The two had become sisters-in-law, and they had both acquired a mysterious vase that contained a pocket dimension...

They had transmigrated into a novel written by someone who envied them. In the book, Xu You was the first vicious supporting female character, and Lin Can was the second. Xu You worked tirelessly and served the whole family, yet she was branded lazy, greedy, gluttonous, and unreasonable. Her husband neglected her, her mother-in-law tormented her, and the women in the military compound looked down on her. In the end, she was divorced. The heroine, meanwhile, enjoyed a dazzling life. She was the belle of the art troupe, and even though her husband had died, she stayed with her in-laws with his posthumous child and was adored by the family without having to lift a finger at home. Her career flourished, and she got along with everyone.

Since they couldn’t go back, they weren’t about to live as miserably as the characters someone else had written for them. So what if Xu You’s husband was exactly her type? Good looks couldn’t put food on the table. She decided to leave her in-laws and build a good life with her best friend. But the mother and daughter-in-law who had tormented them kept making trouble. Well, as the saying goes, a gentleman uses words, not fists. They weren’t gentlemen: they’d use words and fists alike. Want them to apologize? Take a slap first. Everyone said they loved making a scene, so they’d give them a real one. Let’s see who’s laughing last.