Reborn in 1977: I Dump the Worst of the Worst, and the Cold Commander Falls for Me

In her previous life, Su Wan was tormented by her stepmother, her reputation was ruined, and she died a lonely, tragic death.

When she opened her eyes, she had returned to 1977. This time, she refused to let anyone control her. She immediately packed her things, cut ties with her cruel stepmother, and sneaked onto a freight train that night to seek refuge with her uncle, who lived in the military compound.

Who could have guessed that as soon as she arrived, she’d find herself in an embarrassing mishap at the bathhouse?

In the steamy haze, she slipped and, in a panic, grabbed the towel of the person beside her, accidentally touching his firm waist and abdomen.

That man was Lu Huai, the famously cold and tough officer in the compound. He was stern, rarely smiled, and always kept his distance from women.

Seeing the young woman trembling with fright, he calmly adjusted his towel and asked in a low voice, “Steady on your feet now?”

Su Wan wanted to crawl into a hole and disappear. Given a second life, all she wanted was to focus on getting into college, studying translation, and building a fortune through her own hard work, all without drawing attention.

But it seemed like Battalion Commander Lu had set his sights on her.

He not only helped her avoid plenty of trouble behind the scenes, but was always hovering around her. He even managed to corner her in an empty jeep.

Su Wan pushed him away, eyes red. “Battalion Commander Lu, watch yourself!”

Lu Huai lowered his head, his gaze resting on the reddened corners of her eyes. His voice held a trace of helplessness. “When you were hiding behind me just now, why didn’t you remember to mind your manners?”