Transmigrate into a Book: My Military Officer Husband Is a Master Actor

Su Xiaoxiao transmigrates into The Struggle of the Seventies as a violent, adulterous, spoiled villainess who meets a tragic end on the street.

She decides to keep her head down in the countryside and avoid the plot, especially her army officer husband, whom she wants nothing to do with.

When she hears that Gu Jianguo is coming home on leave, Su Xiaoxiao spends the night pretending to be sick in bed.

“I’m frail, so stay away. Please go on to a bright future and leave me alone!”

Gu Jianguo silently brings her a bowl of hot porridge. “Your request to join me at the army base was approved. I’m taking you back tomorrow.”

Su Xiaoxiao is stunned. How did the plot go off the rails?!

In the original story, she threw a fit and starved herself because she hated the cafeteria food. Gu Jianguo ties on an apron. “What do you want to eat? Your husband will make it.”

In the original story, she got reported for causing trouble while playing cards. The political commissar’s wife smiles and offers her a hand. “We’re one short. Come on, Xiaoxiao!”

Su Xiaoxiao scratches at the wall in despair. “This plot has completely fallen apart, hey!”

One night, she sneaks toward the dormitory with a pillow in her arms, only for Gu Jianguo to block her behind the door.

“What kind of act is Mrs. Gu putting on?”

Su Xiaoxiao forces a smile. “…A dorm tour, so I’ll know where to run away from home next time?”

A warm kiss falls on her lips, and the man chuckles. “Bigamy is illegal. This life, the only place you can run away to is my arms.”