Falsely Accused of Cheating? The Lazy, Alluring Wife Storms the Military Base to Take Down the Other Woman

[The 1970s] [Military bride] [Sweet romance] [Lazy beauty] [Size difference]

Zhang Banmeng is famous far and wide as a pampered, lazy young woman. A year after marrying Liu Hanyun, she still hasn't even seen him. All she cares about is the hundred-yuan allowance he sends home every month.

Then a rumor spreads back in her hometown: Liu Hanyun has fallen for the arts troupe's “lark” and wants a divorce!

Zhang Banmeng jolts awake from her deathbed: A divorce? Wouldn't that mean losing my steady provider and comfortable life?

To protect that hundred yuan, she has no choice but to pack her bags and travel a thousand miles to the military district to “put out the fire.”

Everyone in the family compound waits to see her make a fool of herself, wondering how Liu the Tyrant will throw that lazy country wife out on the street.

But then

They see the stern, taciturn regiment commander crouching in front of the delicate woman with a basin of foot-washing water, coaxing her: “Mengmeng, wash your feet before bed, be good.”

Inside, Zhang Banmeng eyes the man's solid muscles and fierce gaze, then weakly burrows under the covers. “I thought you were supposed to be proper and old-fashioned! Liu Hanyun, you liar!”

Liu Hanyun grips her slender waist, his voice hoarse. “You were the one who flirted with me first. Now you want to run? Too late.”