A Military Marriage in the Seventies: The Dominant Officer's Sweet, Gentle Heiress

[Military Marriage in the 1970s + Transmigrate into a Book + Sweet Romance + Raising Kids + Space Golden Finger + Cozy Daily Life]

[Delicate, Beautiful Heiress + Rugged Military Officer Brimming with Testosterone]

Jiang Jiao is a single woman nearing forty who has a doctorate in medicine. One weekend, she went home to read a novel, never expecting a beam of light to suck her into its pages. She transmigrated into the book as Jiang Jiao, a cannon-fodder supporting character in a 1970s novel and the military officer hero’s wife.

Fortunately, she brought a space golden finger with her, stocked with plenty of supplies.

She was glad she had finished reading the book before transmigrating. In the story, she had been born into a privileged family in the 1970s. Her scumbag first love thought she was too spoiled, and after they broke up, he quickly married someone else and climbed the social ladder.

In a fit of anger, the original Jiang Jiao married the hero. After the wedding, she complained that he was no romantic and had no sense of fun. Still hung up on her first love, she planned to divorce him as soon as she had a child.

The transmigrated Jiang Jiao declared: “There’s no way I’m getting divorced!”

He was an officer, after all: a spotless reputation, a bright future, a respectable job, and a great salary and benefits. A catch like him was worth holding on to!

As for his inability to sweet-talk her? No problem. As the saying goes, softness overcomes hardness.

And so Jiang Jiao took little Tangtang with her, asked her father to buy train tickets, and happily set off to join her husband.

But when she saw her rugged husband, six-foot-one, broad-shouldered, and brimming with testosterone, she immediately lost her nerve.

She was worried that life in the military compound would be hard.

To her surprise, the hero willingly handed over his salary and bankbook. He was a wonderful husband who doted on his wife.

He might be bad with words, but he spoiled his wife, protected his child, and put the wicked in their place without missing a beat!

Jiang Jiao: “So the cannon-fodder plot is this sweet?”