Transmigrated to the 1970S, I Flash-Married a Battle-Hardened Officer Who Spoils Me

[Transmigration + sweet romance + marriage first, love later + satisfying career story] Tang Xiaotang, a mechanical engineering doctoral candidate at Harbin Institute of Technology, opens her eyes to find she has transmigrated into the body of a country girl in the 1970s. From the start, she has to marry a fiancé she has never met. Taking in the broad-shouldered, long-legged, outrageously handsome iron-blooded army officer before her, Tang Xiaotang strokes her chin. For that face and the protection he offers, she’ll marry him! It’s a bargain! The man is a no-nonsense regiment commander who takes her to register their marriage the very next day. The whole village mocks the Tang family’s daughter for marrying above her station, and waits to see her suffer alone in an empty room. Who could have guessed that Commander Lu would promptly produce a five-hundred-yuan bride price and the “three big items and one sound,” leaving everyone stunned! He spoils her even more than that. She’s afraid of snakes, so he steps in front of her without a word. She wants to study, so he puts the money right in her hands and promises solemnly, “Take it. When you have money in your pocket, you don’t have to worry. I’ll always have your back.” Everyone thinks Lu Yuanhang has married down by taking a delicate country girl as his wife. That is, until Tang Xiaotang gets her hands on key blueprints, overcomes countless technical challenges, and becomes the nation’s youngest mechanical engineering expert, with countless promising young men gathered around her. The whole military district waits to see Commander Lu become a laughingstock. Late one night, the usually composed man holds her tight, his eyes red and his voice hoarse and aggrieved. “Tangtang, they all say I’m not good enough for you anymore… Please don’t leave me.”