Transmigrate into a Book: The Cannon-Fodder Wife Refuses to Follow the Plot

[Transmigrate into a book set in the 1960s + military marriage + love after marriage + cozy everyday life + sweet romance and raising kids + spiritual spring space + transmigrated heroine vs. reborn heroine]

[Radiant beauty vs. rugged military officer]

After a plane crash, Shu Qing thought she was done for. But when she opened her eyes again, she had somehow ended up in the period novel she had read, as the male lead's doomed original wife.

In the story, the original wife despises the male lead, a military officer, as an uncivilized savage. After they marry, she runs off with the man she loves and dies miserably on the road.

The reborn heroine clings to the male lead and enjoys a comfortable life with him.

Now that Shu Qing has transmigrated into the book, does she want to be a doomed supporting character? Not a chance.

The male lead has broad shoulders, a slim waist, a tall, sturdy build, and handsome, striking features. He's exactly her type, and he has a bright future ahead of him.

Shu Qing has no intention of making room for the heroine. This is her man.

As a modern woman, Shu Qing is a big believer in lying flat.

After seeing what happened to the original wife, she certainly won't pass up a top-notch husband just to make life harder for herself.

After successfully securing her man's support, she finds her military officer husband caring and utterly devoted. There's no hardship to endure at all.

Life is sweet, and the future looks bright!