Two Years into Our Military Marriage, We’ve Barely Met. If You Don’t Love Me, Let Me Go

[Period setting + military marriage + face-slapping + everyday life + sweet romance + both leads are devoted to each other]

Su Yu opens her eyes and realizes she has become a cannon-fodder supporting character in a period novel, one who shares her name. She is being framed by her vicious mother-in-law and bullied by the village secretary.

Su Yu says, “You bastard! You dare bully me? I’ll beat you until your teeth scatter across the floor!”

She exposes her mother-in-law’s true colors, beats up her wicked sister-in-law Ye Xiaoli, renders the scumbag incapable of having children, and builds her little business into a roaring success. As she breezes through life with one advantage after another, she also manages to latch onto the male lead.

After joining the army, she is mocked by everyone in the military compound as a clueless country bumpkin. In a fit of anger, she finds the male lead and asks for a divorce. Who knew he would play dirty, shove her down in one swift move, and pin her there until she can hardly breathe?

Yu Zhihe: “In this life, I’ll only become a widower. There’ll be no divorce. Besides, I like women with fair skin, long legs, and a country freshness about them.”

Su Yu: “If I can’t get a divorce, fine. A man with broad shoulders, a slim waist, and eight-pack abs is still fun to have around. I’m not losing out!”