Reborn in the 1970s: I Dumped the Jerk and Married the Strongest Villain

[Military marriage · both virgins · extra sweet romance · long road to winning his wife back · everyday child-rearing]

Sheng Xiali and Song Shaolin are childhood sweethearts, envied by everyone in the military compound in the capital.

They’re just waiting until they’re old enough to register their marriage.

But everything falls apart when a true heiress is reunited with her family and moves into the compound.

Watching her fiancé care for the true heiress in every possible way, Sheng Xiali finally gives up. She doesn’t want this man anymore.

After being murdered, she dies with regrets. So she’s reborn?

Her first order of business is to dump Song Shaolin without hesitation.

Having lived another life, she knows the true heiress’s secret: a golden finger? She’ll take it!

Morality? How can someone who knowingly goes after a man with a fiancée talk about morality?

Just as she’s happily marveling at the wonders of her golden finger, she stumbles right into Fu Jingye’s arms.

The real crown prince of the military compound.

“Li-little...”

Sheng Xiali immediately snaps to attention, but before she can get the words out, the man cuts her off.

“Little? What’s little?”

“Want to check?”

As she stands there too stunned to speak, the man’s handsome face draws closer and closer.

“I was going to call you Uncle!”

Sheng Xiali manages to blurt it out and tries to back away.

“Ow...”

Just like that, the man pulls her into his arms.

“You just took advantage of me. Don’t you think you should take responsibility?”

Fu Jingye asks, looking at the shaken young woman.

Sheng Xiali: “...” She must have been reborn the wrong way. Should she try again?

But when they leave the civil affairs bureau with their marriage certificates in hand, neither notices the smile tugging at the other’s lips.

Sheng Xiali: Fu Jingye, this time, I’ll keep you safe.