The 1980s: A Substitute Bride, Spoiled Nightly by Her Rugged Officer

Qiao Ying transmigrates into a book, becoming a woman in the 1980s whose stepmother forces her to take the place of her pregnant stepsister and marry a fearsome military officer said to be “disfigured and disabled, with two kids.”

The whole compound is waiting to laugh at her: “That Qiao girl will be scared to death when she gets there, and she’ll have to look after two burdens. Her life is ruined!”

Qiao Ying turns around and demands a thousand yuan, signs a document severing ties with her family, then happily heads off to join the army with the supplies in her spatial storage.

When she arrives at the base, Qiao Ying is stunned.

What happened to the disfigurement and disability?

Who is this stern, rugged man standing before her, six-foot-two with broad shoulders, a trim waist, and just one sexy scar?

When the neighbors mock her, Qiao Ying waves her hand, and the aroma of braised pork and boiled fish drifts for miles. The children next door cry from envy, while her pale, scrawny stepson grows plump and rosy-cheeked.

And what about her supposedly disabled husband, who was so cold at first?

Late at night, Lu Dingzhou corners her by the bed, his gaze burning and his voice husky. “Honey, I hear people are spreading rumors that I’m no good in bed. Tonight, I’ll have to let you examine me for yourself…”