I Married a Good-for-Nothing, Only to Find He's the Wildest Officer in the Military District

Ruan Jiaojiao transmigrated into a period novel set in the 1970s as a cannon-fodder supporting character who got pregnant before marriage.

To avoid being sent to a labor camp in the northwest, she put a hand on her belly and set her sights on Qin Ye, the idle young punk in the compound who wore flower-print shirts every day.

Her plan was crystal clear: He was handsome, had a terrible reputation, and would hopefully die young! She’d marry him to have the baby, then dump him and keep the child once the winds of reform began to blow!

On their wedding day, she cornered Qin Ye against the wall and said sweetly, “Brother Qin, I’m scared…”

Qin Ye put out his cigarette and flashed a roguish grin. “What are you scared of? I’ll take good care of you.”

Who knew that the very next day after their wedding, this “punk” would transform into a decorated soldier in uniform, so restrained and alluring she couldn’t resist him.

Qin Ye’s gaze darkened. “Jiaojiao, military marriages are hard to end. You’re already aboard this pirate ship, and you still want to run? You’ll spend the rest of your life crying in my arms.” Looks like we’re working overtime again tonight…