After transmigrating into a book as a villainous woman, she was begged by an infertile, comatose military officer to marry him in a whirlwind wedding
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Shu Man transmigrated into a book she'd read, a story about a military marriage in a bygone era. She became the villainess, the kind who would end up dying miserably in the streets.
Worse still, before she could even try to get on the main characters' good side, the original heroine had already been reborn. She put on a show of kindness and said Shu Man should give birth to the child in her belly, whose father was unknown, and hand the baby over to her!
The original Shu Man had abandoned her husband and child, but she wouldn't!
Shu Man found the child's biological father, only to learn that he had not only “mistaken the enemy for his wife,” but was also on the verge of death.
A disastrous start, but Shu Man didn't panic!
She had a bad reputation for bullying her younger sister? She used her space and cooking skills to make delicious food for her sister and leave the nasty relatives green with envy!
She was lazy, gluttonous, and useless? At a crucial moment, she saved a renowned traditional medicine expert with a lost golden acupuncture needle she had traded for from ancient times. He declared her the future hope of traditional Chinese medicine!
Bad things always happened at the villainess's doorstep, but Shu Man made a smooth and happy life for herself, apart from having to deal with that soldier.
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Xie Yuan has three black marks against him in Shu Man's book.
First, he pretended to be confused when he knew the truth. Shu Man thought he had mistaken her for someone else, but he was really investigating the spy behind the mistaken-identity incident. He'd known all along that Shu Man was the one whose intimate touch had awakened him.
Second, he was shameless as a city wall. When Shu Man refused to let him take responsibility, he told her he was infertile and begged her to pity him and marry him.
Third, he hid his identity and wouldn't speak up. When Shu Man's biological mother pressured her to divorce him and marry the son of the military district commander, Shu Man fought back with all her might and put her mother in her place. Then she discovered that he was the commander's son. What's more, he was the youngest high-ranking officer in history!
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Life after transmigrating into a book was absurd, but at least she had a loving husband, children, and a warm home. Every day was better than the last!
It's well written. Both the male and female protagonists have better-looking mouths.