Transmigrating Into a Book: The Young Lady's Daily Life with the Army in the 1970s

[Soft, charming heroine who's no pushover × A calculating, reserved military officer]

Fresh out of college, Jiang Shuning was playing on the beach with her friends when a volleyball came flying out of nowhere and hit her square in the face. Everything went black. When she woke up, she'd transmigrated to the 1970s. Luckily, she had a pocket space as her golden finger.

As a modern college graduate, she knew how tough it was to go to the countryside. She was frail, too, so if she wasn't going to the countryside, her only option was to find someone to marry as soon as possible.

At the state-run restaurant, a man said, “Comrade Jiang, after we get married, my mother hopes we can have a boy as soon as possible. You know I'm the only son in my family. Mom says you'll have to do the housework, too, and take good care of her and me...”

“Stop. Are you finished? You keep saying ‘my mother, my mother.’ Why don't you just marry your mother? And what is your family, some wealthy landowner's household? Or are you passing down a throne...”

“You...” The man across from her glared and pointed.

“You what? Get lost.” Shuning stood up and left. The male lead, dressed in military uniform, followed her out. “Comrade, wait a moment. What do you think of me? I saw you were on a blind date just now... I...” The male lead, Shen Yuzhou, blushed, his bronze skin turning red...

“Sure, but I'm about to be sent to the countryside, so we need to get our marriage certificate quickly.”

“No problem. I'll file the paperwork right away.”

The heroine is no pushover and has a pocket space as her golden finger. Both the male and female leads are excellent.

This is a fictional setting, a fictional setting, a fictional setting!!! It may differ from actual history, so please bear with me, everyone.

If anything doesn't make sense, feel free to make suggestions ❤️❤️❤️