[Period setting + military marriage + sweet romance + theatrical, talkative scaredy-cat VS blunt, quietly passionate hopeless romantic]
To stay alive after becoming a cannon-fodder female supporting character, Jiang Panxing refuses to follow the plot and turns matchmaker, doing her best to pair Pei Shuchen with the original heroine.
After all that effort, Jiang Panxing finally realizes:
Well, she’s got the wrong person.
This broad-shouldered, slim-waisted, long-legged officer who’s hardworking, considerate, and devoted to his wife doesn’t seem to be the male lead from the book.
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One day, Pei Shuchen finds the person he’s been looking for, only to lose his “chastity” in front of the villagers.
He intends to take responsibility, but the young woman not only dislikes him, she insists on setting him up with his nephew’s girlfriend.
He feels wronged. He feels miserable.
All he wants is to marry a wife. Why is it so hard?
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Everyone in the military compound has heard that the Jiang family’s missing daughter is a country bumpkin: greedy, lecherous, ignorant, vulgar, and unfit to be seen in polite society.
The adopted daughter is the true refined young lady, the apple of the Jiang family’s eye, and the daughter-in-law of a senior officer.
But then that beautiful and talented young woman smiles sweetly. “You were reborn, and you still couldn’t beat me. Now be good and call me Auntie~”
It's very beautiful. Come and see it. For more than a hundred chapters, I didn't recognize that the male protagonist was not the male protagonist in the book. I kept thinking about staying away from him. 🙂 Luo Liba Suo. Fortunately, I read some of the female protagonist's character and felt that I didn't like it, so I skipped reading. Just watch it, highly recommended
Is this the end? Shouldn't we just start singing the big show? I really like the male and female protagonists in it