Transmigrated Into a Book: I Flirted the Rugged Tycoon Senseless in the 1970s

Su Yao transmigrated into a book, becoming the universally disliked, difficult stepmother in a military compound in the 1970s.

The original owner was pampered and wasteful, and abused her stepsons. In the end, her stern husband kicked her out, and she died miserably on the streets.

Looking at the bare-walled home and the two gaunt “little wolf cubs,” Su Yao tightened her grip on her hundred-billion-yuan supply space and sighed delicately. “How am I supposed to live like this?”

Lu Zheng was the toughest man in the whole regiment, a living King of Hell. He stood six-foot-two, packed with muscle, and his glare was enough to keep children from crying at night.

Everyone bet that Su Yao would be scared off in three days.

Who could have guessed...

The pampered woman not only stayed, but made their life flourish.

Braised pork, polyester clothes, and a big color TV came rolling into the house one after another.

The two little wolf cubs grew plump and rosy-cheeked, chasing after her and calling her “Mom.”

Most unbelievable of all was the regiment commander Lu, who usually kept his distance from women.

Someone heard him coaxing her in a soft, pleading voice inside the house. “Yaoyao, don’t be mad. Does it hurt? Let me rub it for you...”

[Delicate, soft-hearted, beautiful drama queen VS taciturn, rugged soldier king]

Content warning: The heroine is delicate, soft, and loves putting on an act. The hero is stubborn and tough as nails, but becomes utterly devoted to his wife later on. This one’s a sure bet!