Military Marriage in the 1960s: The Villainess Works Hard to Succeed

[A technologically powerful nation + transmigration into a book + alternate history + period setting + military marriage + devoted love + both leads are virgins]

As an outstanding graduate of the gifted program, Lu Zhenzhen worked tirelessly on her research, giving it everything she had, until she died of exhaustion at the institute.

When she opens her eyes again, Academician Lu Zhenzhen discovers she has transmigrated into a military-marriage novel set in a bygone era as the villainess. In the future, she’s supposed to marry a supporting male character who loves the heroine, then go mad and ultimately get her whole family killed!

Lu Zhenzhen immediately signs up to move to the countryside. She’d rather die than marry that man!

Fu Licheng comes from a wealthy family and has a bright future, but he’s upright and meticulous, and won’t tolerate any mistakes.

When he returns home on leave, his family pressures him to marry. He flatly refuses, leaving no room for discussion.

Later, when he brings the woman he cherishes home to ask for her hand in marriage, he discovers that the family he once turned down belongs to her parents.

Fu Licheng drops to his knees and immediately changes his tune, calling them Mom and Dad.

The usually stern Fu Licheng first meets Lu Zhenzhen in a little alley, where she runs straight into his arms like a little mouse sneaking a bite to eat.

Fu Licheng doesn’t dare say much, afraid he’ll frighten the young woman in front of him.

Not long after he leaves the alley, the original heroine stumbles in front of him as though she might faint. Fu Licheng lectures her with a stern face.

“No one should walk with their eyes closed!”