A Military Marriage in the 1970s: My Baby Is Definitely Not Hated by Everyone

[Transmigrate into a book, alternate setting + military marriage in a bygone era + devoted, sweet romance + no golden finger + cozy everyday life + levelheaded career-minded heroine]

For the sake of the fake heiress’s reputation, her biological parents hide the truth about the babies being switched and let their real daughter become universally despised?

Deng Zifu rants furiously about the author’s twisted values, never expecting to transmigrate into a book as a supporting character with the same name in such a bizarre novel!

Seeing how slovenly the original owner was makes her feel awful, so she quickly goes off to give herself a makeover.

Now that she has inherited the original owner’s fate, she’ll stand up for her.

The aunt who kept badmouthing her was fired that very evening!

The fake heiress, so arrogant she looked down on the original owner, dropped to her knees and begged for mercy!

To my biased biological parents who favor her beyond all reason: if you look down on me, then I don’t want you either!

I’m a precious baby too. I shouldn’t have to put up with your attitude for no reason!

But in an era when you can’t legally leave home without a travel permit, how do you run away?

Deng Zifu steps outside and sees a handsome soldier. She asks him, “Would you marry me? We’ll get married for show and divorce after three years!”

The soldier had already decided he would never marry.

“No fake marriage! If we marry, it’ll be for real.”

“Then let’s make it real!”

Deng Zifu never expected a tough soldier to turn tender, holding her close and saying, “You’ll always be my precious girl!”