[Period setting + pocket dimension + transmigrate into a book + devoted couple + everyday life]
Xu Qingyao, an inheritor of ancient medical arts, transmigrates into a book with a pocket dimension.
She becomes an insignificant cannon-fodder side character in a period novel.
From the start, her stepmother sells her to a crippled old man as his wife for a high price.
Her scumbag father is cold and indifferent, while her stepsister tricks her out of her jade orchid pendant and claims her marriage arrangement for herself.
It’s true her combat skills are weak, but she isn’t helpless.
She hypnotizes her stepmother and the other villains, making them bring about their own ruin.
She cleans out the family home, goes to find her fiancé, and takes back the pendant.
What? Her fiancé is already married! Her stepsister has disappeared!
Did she come all this way for nothing?
Never mind. She’s already here.
She’ll make a home for herself in the capital.
The aloof military officer next door is too tempting. She flirts openly and drops hints, but can’t win him over, so she gives up.
Who knew he would suddenly kiss her with such force?
“Don’t go. You can touch my eight-pack abs whenever you want.”
Later, she discovers she isn’t a daughter of the Xu family at all. Her biological parents and all three of her brothers are big shots.
Shen Boyu is proud and aloof, renowned in the military compound as an untouchable heartthrob who keeps women at arm’s length.
When people learn he has married a country girl,
they’re so shocked their jaws drop. A beautiful flower planted in a pile of manure!
Later, when they meet his little wife, they see she’s not only beautiful but also a miracle-working doctor, and they’re forced to eat their words.
[The heroine isn’t strong, and this is a fluffy, low-stakes story. Neither lead is perfect, so please don’t complain if that’s not your thing.]
How to say it? The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are a bit perfunctory.
Not bad, pretty good-looking, worth watching.