Transmigrated into a Book: The 1970S Cannon Fodder Heiress Marries an Officer in a Flash

Military Romance in the 1970s + One-on-One, Both Leads Chaste + Two Frenemies Transmigrate into a Book + Contrasting Leads + Everyone's Favorite + Raising a Child + Two Strong Leads + Female Research Scientist [A gifted, powerhouse military officer with a rugged charm VS a seductive, bewitching heiress] Jing Zhi has fair skin and stunning, alluring looks. Who would have thought that she'd wake up to find herself transmigrated into a book her best friend wrote, as a same-named character in a poorly written novel? She's now the capital's celebrated number-one beauty and a wealthy heiress. The moment she opens her eyes, a top-quality man, drenched in sweat and exactly her type, is right in front of her. And the most outrageous part? She's the one who forced herself on him? Does this young lady really look like the sort who'd follow the plot, pull up her skirt, pretend she doesn't know him, and then turn around and accuse him of harassment? As if! Is she the kind of fool who'd have a good thing and not enjoy it? And why would she be stupid enough to follow the plot and end up dying miserably among a crowd of men? Jing Zhi has barely enjoyed one night of a wealthy heiress's happy life when her once-devoted fiancé comes pounding on the door, demanding to break off their engagement. Break it off, break it off! Hurry up and do it. Anyone who doesn't want out is an idiot! Then her best friend, having gone overboard, also transmigrates into the book she wrote, as the heroine of her own poorly written novel. You may have beaten me in real life, but in a book I wrote myself, I'll torment you to death. Couldn't be easier! Lin Chuchu thought that stealing Jing Zhi's fiancé would let her follow her own plot and become a winner in life. Who could have guessed? In just three days after transmigrating, she was beaten up nine times. After year upon year of suffering, where was the bold, invincible heroine and famous beauty-entrepreneur she'd been promised? Good heavens! After marrying over and over, I've ended up married to a seventy-year-old widower. How did this wish-fulfillment novel go so wrong?