Military Marriage in the Seventies: My Wife Is My Nephew’s Former Fiancée

[Military Marriage in a Bygone Era + Natural-Born Allure + Rough-and-Tough Husband Dotes on His Wife + Running Away While Pregnant] Su Yao transmigrates into a book, becoming a pushover in a period novel: her awful stepmother sold her to a simple-minded man, and her fiancé and stepsister both betrayed her. A hellish start? Looking at her reflection, Su Yao sees a face that is both pure and seductive, with naturally alluring features, and a cold glint rises in her dewy, peach-blossom eyes. She turns and sets her sights on the man in the army-green jeep at the entrance to the village: Lu Xingzhou. He is the terrifying “Living Yama” of Beijing’s elite circles, as well as her former fiancé’s uncle: powerful, aloof, and cold-blooded. On a stormy night, she stumbles into his territory, her delicate body trembling as she wraps herself around his waist. Her breath fragrant as an orchid, she pleads, “Sir, save me... I only need one night.” Lu Xingzhou has always kept his distance from women, but when he looks down at the tearful, alluring eyes in his arms, he goes wild that night, and his self-control shatters completely.