Transmigrate into a Book: The Commander Chases His Wife Every Day

(Transmigrate into a book, strong male and strong female leads, military marriage, a husband groveling to win his wife back, face-slapping, family life, sweet romance)

Su Ranran transmigrates into a book. The moment she opens her eyes, she meets a pair of icy eyes that look as if they’re staring at a corpse. The man before her is pressuring her to break off their engagement.

A disastrous start from the very beginning. She’s been at the military compound for a month, and the first time she meets the male lead, he does everything he can to break off their engagement.

Su Ranran figures the army is full of broad-shouldered, slim-waisted men with long legs, so she readily agrees to end the engagement, happily grabs her bundle, and makes a quick getaway.

She works while keeping an eye out for a man of her own.

That refined, gentle doctor is nice. That puppy-eyed young officer is nice too.

There are too many to choose from. She can’t choose them all.

But later, she uncovers a conspiracy: the heroine of the original book has actually stolen her luck. Su Ranran gives a cold laugh. So that’s why. No wonder.

Looking at her mother, who treats the heroine like her own daughter, her father, who listens only to his wife, and her brothers, who always take other people’s side, Su Ranran decides she’s better off without them.

But why, when she’s the one who wants nothing to do with them, do they keep rushing back to her? Including her fiancé.

After Huo Yanchen breaks off the engagement, he finds himself constantly wanting to see his former fiancée. He spots her during training and discovers her courage and resolve.

Later, seeing how her family treats her, he finds himself feeling sorry for her.

Later still, his face turns red and his eyes grow misty as he begs her to marry him.

(P.S. The male lead seems cold on the surface, but he’s actually an unbelievably good person.)