I Filed for Divorce, and the Abstinent Officer Lost It

[The 1970s + period setting + transmigrate into a book + military marriage + marriage first, love later + family and neighborhood drama + face-slapping + feel-good power fantasy] Qin Xiyue transmigrates into a book. She becomes the younger of a pair of twin sisters. Because she is sickly, her parents give her to another family to raise, while her older sister, Qin Xiaohua, stays in the village. At nineteen, her adoptive parents arrange a good match for her: she is to marry an army officer. Her sister falls for a sent-down youth from the village brigade, only to be cruelly abandoned by him. When Qin Xiyue becomes seriously ill, her older sister assumes she is about to die. She takes her identity and heads to the Great Northwest to find her officer husband and swindle him out of money. Half a year later, the officer returns her sister with a cold expression. In a daze, Qin Xiyue shares a drink with him and consummates the marriage, only to be cruelly abandoned afterward. Qin Xiyue: What? Both sisters got taken advantage of? * As a twenty-first-century scientist who develops robots, how could Qin Xiyue let herself be trapped in an arranged marriage like this? Especially when Xiao Jinfeng has been involved with her sister, Qin Xiaohua. That's absolutely unacceptable! After transmigrating, she is no longer sickly. She immediately boards a train to the Northwest: She wants a divorce, and she wants it now! Divorce, right away! * In Xiao Jinfeng's eyes, Qin Xiyue is a shrew: arrogant, bad-tempered, a terrible cook, and always offending people. Unable to take it anymore, he sends her away. He never expects her to show up again a month later, this time to ask for a divorce. His wife is now educated and poised, and can even repair all kinds of machinery. In the end, she catches the attention of a commanding officer and lands a job in military industry. And the key thing is, she's carrying his child. Xiao Jinfeng pulls her into his arms and holds her tight. “Honey, we're not getting divorced. We'll stay together for the rest of our lives.”