Military Marriage in the 1960S: The Spoiled Sweetheart with a Heavy-Industry Secret Is Doted On

Su Ying transmigrates into the 1960s as a war hero's orphan, a “burden” whom everyone in the military compound can bully. From the start, it's a living hell: her stepmother smothers her with fake affection, her sister steals her fiancé, and the whole compound picks on her. Su Ying says: If you won't play fair, don't blame me for hitting you with a genuine dimensionality-reduction attack. With her left hand, she drafts blueprints for a new tank. With her right, she repairs a top-of-the-line radar. The nation can't wait to pin military medals on her! She thought she'd end up alone, devoting her life to research. But then Gu Beichuan, the most fearsome, untamed man in the entire military region, the “living King of Hell” who even gives the commanding officers a headache, corners her in the back seat of a jeep. The man rubs his thumb over her fingers, blackened with ink from the blueprints. His voice is hoarse and dangerous. “Done with the country's business? Isn't it time we got busy making a baby of our own?” Su Ying's knees go weak. “Commander Gu, please behave yourself...” Gu Beichuan undoes his uniform's collar button, his gaze burning hot. “I've held back for this long. Tonight, I'll show you what heavy industry means!”