The 1970s: I Marry My Ex in a Flash, Shocking the Entire Military Compound

[Military Marriage + Devoted Couple + Spirit Spring Space + Rekindled Romance + Sweet Romance + Love-Struck Male Lead]

Su Tao transmigrates overnight into a book, becoming an unnamed passerby.

The moment she opens her eyes, Old Zhang has drugged her and is about to force himself on her. Su Tao sees what’s happening and thinks, like hell she’ll put up with that, then gives him a hard slap.

But what is she going to do about this drugged body of hers?

Her gaze slips uncontrollably toward the man she encountered on the way home: handsome, with sharp brows and bright eyes, broad shoulders and a trim waist. He’s so good-looking her legs nearly give way.

Gu Yebei is the eldest son of the Gu family in the imperial capital. His family is prominent, and the Gus are a powerful, deeply rooted clan in the military.

His mother, born into an aristocratic family, listens to other people’s slander and learns that her son is interested in a country girl who’s beneath their station and nearly had her virtue ruined. She immediately recommends the daughter of one of her close friends to her son, then sends someone to warn Su Tao to stay away from Gu Yebei.

In the end, a series of misunderstandings forces them apart for three years.

When they meet again, he’s a proud, aloof, tough-as-nails military officer, while she’s a stunning medical genius.

Gu Yebei looks at the woman he’s longed for over the past three years, his eyes moist as he begs humbly, “Taotao, could you love me just a little more?”

Su Tao thought she’d been blind to fall for a mama’s boy, but it was all a misunderstanding. Once they clear things up, they get married in a flash.

After the wedding, Su Tao rubs her sore waist and hears someone say every day, “I love eating peaches. They’re so juicy and delicious!”

The gossipers in the military compound:

“Have you heard? Comrade Su spoke fluent English at a meeting with medical experts from overseas, and even made the People’s Daily!”