Three Years of Marriage to a Soldier, and He Never Came Home. Why Hesitate to Divorce?

Shi Ye is an outstanding military doctor in the twenty-first century. During a mission, she unexpectedly transmigrates into a period novel, The Eighties: Transmigrating to Live the Dream and Be Everyone’s Darling, written by her “love rival.”

She has been cast as a cannon-fodder supporting female character, repeatedly targeted and framed by scumbags and plagued by bad luck.

Five years ago, she saw the male lead fall into the water and risked her own life to save him. But his family accused her of pushing him in and claimed she had gone to great lengths to get close to him.

So even though the male lead agrees to marry her, he returns to his unit on their wedding night and stays away for three years.

The male lead’s mother and younger sister are determined to make him divorce Shi Ye so she can marry his disabled older brother instead.

His mother, who Shi Ye later learns is his adoptive mother, will stop at nothing for money and repeatedly schemes against her.

His younger sister and cousin are both jealous of Shi Ye’s looks and good marriage, so they set traps for her at every turn.

Fortunately, Shi Ye is both book-smart and capable in a fight. She isn’t a weak heroine who can be pushed around. Now that she’s here, she’ll teach this pack of scumbags a lesson on behalf of the original owner!