[A lighthearted, zany 1970s transmigrate into a book story + remarrying with a child + love after marriage + understanding animal speech and having a pocket dimension + sharp-tongued, unapologetic, money-loving, flirtatious, scheming heroine + outwardly cold but inwardly warm, lovestruck hero + sweet romance + putting scumbags in their place]
Song Wan accidentally transmigrates into a melodramatic novel, becoming a tragic country girl who serves as a foil to the capitalist heiress.
In the book, after the original owner’s husband divorces her and marries the capitalist heiress, the original owner becomes mentally impaired, and even her youngest son is kidnapped by human traffickers. She spends the rest of her life in misery.
Meanwhile, the wicked capitalist heiress uses the original owner’s husband as a stepping stone. After joining the military and moving with him to his post, she meets the story’s all-powerful male lead, a top-ranking commander. Looking just like his lost love, she becomes the commander’s wife and is doted on after their marriage.
After transmigrating into the book, Song Wan promptly gets a divorce, steals the capitalist heiress’s System and pocket dimension, and takes her son to the military post ahead of her rival to reunite with the male lead. She plans to leverage her son’s connection to secure a comfortable life on base while raising him together with the man.
But who could have guessed the male lead would pursue her relentlessly, acting as if he won’t stop until she’s his?
Help! Wasn’t the male lead in the book a scumbag? Why am I falling harder for him by the day? Whatever! I’ll sleep with him first and figure out the rest later…
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Officer Ling Yao remembers being drugged four years ago and sleeping with a country girl.
Ever since, he’s been searching for her, only to hear that she’s already married.
Then one day, four years later, she shows up with a son, and his long-dormant heart starts beating again!
From then on, he launches an all-out pursuit. But she’s unpredictable, unmoved by his advances, and even capable of turning on her heel and walking away…
Woman, you’re playing with fire!
After the male protagonist had a relationship with the original protagonist, the male protagonist spent four years thinking about it. Does it mean that he loves the original owner? I really don't like this.
Very good work, worth a look.
Nice to take a look at.
It's still good, you can check it out
This book is super nice