Transmigrating to the Seventies: Hands Off, Military Officer Husband

[Transmigration + dimensional space + raising a child + marry first, love later + everyday face-slapping]

Gu Wanwan transmigrates into a book, ending up in a period novel.

As she looks at the little one beside her calling her Mommy, unfamiliar memories flood her mind.

“Mommy, are you going to abandon me?”

Looking at the crying child, she can't bring herself to accept becoming someone's mother at just twenty years old.

What's more, her new husband hasn't come home in two years, leaving mother and child to fend for themselves.

Gu Wanwan declares that she absolutely has to get a divorce!

Even after the divorce, she has enough supplies in her dimensional space to raise the child well. The very next day, she decisively takes the child to the military camp.

But as she waits for the divorce to come through, why is the man looking at her with an increasingly intense gaze? As long as she can get divorced, they'll go their separate ways afterward.

Yet Gu Wanwan waits and waits, but the divorce notice never comes. Little does she know the man has already withdrawn the divorce application.

Later, the man leans against the girl's ear and pleads,

“Wanwan, how about we don't get divorced?”

Looking at his eight-pack abs, broad shoulders, and narrow waist, she thinks maybe it wouldn't be so bad.

Jiang Yichen never expected his little wife to come looking for him at the military camp, only to open with a demand for a divorce.

There's no way he's letting her go. His son can't grow up without a father. He wants both his wife and child.

Later, the man looks at his sweet, soft wife and says, “Wanwan, let's give Doudou a little sister!”