That Night, the Chaste Officer Was Teased into a Little Wolfdog

[1970s military marriage + love after marriage + regretful husband pursues his wife + food + face-slapping revenge] Modern food blogger Su Ruoxi wakes up one day to find she has become a spoiled, doomed supporting character in a 1970s novel. From the start, she’s thrown into hell mode. On her wedding night, a twist of fate sends her to bed with her bargain-bin husband, Qin Zheng, a man rumored to be cold and heartless and rarely home. Seeing the marks all over her body, Su Ruoxi can only curse. In the book, this frosty army officer resented the original owner so much that he developed a problem from repressing himself! Wait, that firm, muscular feel around his waist and stomach, and what happened last night... Did she accidentally “cure” him? “I’ll take responsibility,” the man says in a low, hoarse voice, his eyes full of curiosity. Su Ruoxi waves him off. “What responsibility? Divorce! Men will only slow down my money-making!” All she wants is to dump the scumbag, stay away from the crazies, and make a fortune with her extraordinary cooking skills. But the usually aloof regiment commander Qin Zheng undergoes a complete transformation. He keeps finding excuses to get close to her, corners her against the wall, and pouts with reddened eyes. “Honey, wasn’t I good enough last night? Please don’t divorce me, okay?”