Wild Geese Descend on Zhengchuan

[Transmigrate into a book + military marriage + sweet and satisfying + fertile, delicate beauty + exceptionally strong, stoic officer]

“Uncle, let me be your wife.”

After transmigrating into a book, Meng Shuyan discovers her fiancé fooling around with her adoptive sister. She immediately takes back her dowry and betrothal gifts, then marries her uncle, Shen Yizheng.

Shen Yizheng is the tragic male supporting character in the book. After being injured and paralyzed in the army, he marries the original heroine’s adoptive sister, only to be cheated on and eventually poisoned to death.

But on their wedding night, Meng Shuyan discovers that the husband she married instead has eight-pack abs and long legs. He’s not only handsome, but more than capable, too.

She pins the man down, and the techniques she learned from erotic videos finally come in handy.

But the beauty is far too delicate. Her moves look fierce, but she’s really all bark and no bite.

Meanwhile, her adoptive sister gets pregnant, flaunting her baby bump in Meng Shuyan’s face and taunting her for living like a widow and never having children.

But a month later, Meng Shuyan throws up in public, leaving everyone stunned. Whose child is it?

The God of War rises from his wheelchair and puts an arm around his little wife. “Mine, of course.”

Later, Meng Shuyan asks him why he got back on his feet so quickly.

Shen Yizheng says, “You made me so mad I got up.”

That night, the man takes tenfold revenge, pampering his little wife until she cries.

What he’s really thinking is: Fool, you married me without hesitation. How could I let you lose? I’ll make you the happiest, most beautiful officer’s wife in the world.