Mistaking My Husband in the 1970s: The Rugged Commander Spoils Me

In her previous life, Su Ruanruan listened to malicious gossip, gave up her promising military officer husband, and ran off with a pretty boy. In the end, she died miserably on the street.

Reborn on a rattling green train bound for a border military district in the 1970s, she vows to make things right with the man she wronged.

Late at night, rain pours down and the guesthouse loses power. She gropes her way into bed and wraps her arms around the man, whose body is burning hot. She softly apologizes and flirts until his breathing turns ragged and his steely resolve melts.

At dawn, Su Ruanruan is stunned.

The man in bed isn’t her gentle, jade-like ex-husband at all. He’s the military district’s most fearsome top commander, known as the “Living Yama”: Lu Beizheng!

Seeing the dazzling insignia on his shoulder and the muscular chest she has scratched red, Su Ruanruan’s legs go weak and she tries to flee.

The man calmly fastens his collar button and clamps a large hand around her slender waist. His voice is low and husky. “You got me riled up. You think you can just walk away without taking responsibility?”

(The male lead is fierce at first and devoted later; size difference, age gap, lots of sweetness and no angst.)