Yu Yao was killed by her childhood sweetheart. Only then did she realize she was the villainess in a period novel, and that her childhood sweetheart had transmigrated into the book.
Fine. With a rotten script in hand, she closed her eyes, and when she opened them again, she was reborn.
Yu Yao tore up the rotten script, killed her book-transmigrating childhood sweetheart, and took her marriage contract to the military base to find her husband and marry him.
In the novel, the male lead doted on the heroine like a treasure. He fed her at mealtimes, coaxed her to sleep, and gave her anything she wanted.
Yu Yao would have him. The heroine could go sit wherever it was cool.
Zhan Chenzhou had a fiancée. She was beautiful, curvy, fair-skinned, and delicate, with a wealthy family that could provide for all her needs.
There was just one problem: his fiancée looked down on him for being an uneducated country bumpkin who knew nothing but how to handle a gun and shout commands. Their engagement kept getting postponed.
He knew the marriage was never going to happen, so he stopped caring and went to the battlefield without a second thought. He returned to base with his life hanging by a thread.
But his bewitching fiancée came looking for him. Her gaze was fierce, yet seemed to hold stars, making his heart itch.
“Are you here to break off our engagement? I agree.”
