The 1970s: I Became the Military District's Favorite by Completing Divorce Quests

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + System + sweet romance + marriage first, love later]

One morning, Lin Wanwan wakes up to find she has become a disposable supporting character in a period novel.

The original owner was a selfish educated youth who abandoned her country husband in order to secure a place back in the city.

And that country husband of hers is none other than Lu Zheng, the male lead who will one day become a powerful military commander.

The System assigns her a mission: [Play the role of someone who despises the poor and loves the rich, and is selfish and self-serving. Successfully divorce Lu Zheng and bring the original heroine into the story.]

[Mission rewards: One plane ticket back to the city and a bankbook with ten thousand yuan.]

Lin Wanwan’s eyes light up. She’s good at this!

So the whole Hongqi Commune sees the cold-faced army officer’s new wife constantly complaining that the food is too lean or the fabric of her clothes is too cheap.

“Lu Zheng, I can’t live like this anymore. I want a divorce!”

“Lu Zheng, if you don’t divorce me soon, I’ll go make a scene at your base!”

Lin Wanwan throws a tantrum every day, constantly insisting she wants a divorce, just waiting for Lu Zheng to lose patience and sign the divorce papers.

But as she waits, all she gets is an increasingly intense look in the man’s eyes.

One night, the usually restrained, cold man pins her against a wall, his voice husky and dangerous.

“Wanwan, everyone at the base is saying that if you bring up divorce one more time, I’m going to lose my mind.”

“I don’t believe rumors.” He lowers his head, his hot breath brushing her ear. “But you can put it to the test.”

Lin Wanwan: QAQ! Help! This isn’t how the script is supposed to go!

This book is also known as The 1970s Divorce Diary of a Fussy Wife, Returning to the 1970s with a Divorce System, Only to Be Locked Down by My Officer Husband, and The Cold-Blooded Officer’s White Moonlight Is Actually Me.