The 1980s: Dreaming of Becoming a Widow? My Acting Skills Made the Commander Fall Hard

Su Ci is the troupe’s most pampered little drama queen, while Huo Xingzhou is the “cold-faced King of Hell,” feared by everyone in the Air Force compound.

The whole compound bets this mismatched couple will divorce within three years.

Then Su Ci has a dream: in the test flight mission two weeks from now, Huo Xingzhou will die in a plane crash, and she, branded a husband-killer widow, will be driven out of the compound and freeze to death in misery.

When she wakes, she sees the muscular, testosterone-fueled man beside her and her legs go weak with fear.

She wants to save up enough to run away and marry an honest man later, so she decides to swallow her pride and pretend to be nice to him.

Bringing him water in the changing room, cooking for him, sweet-talking and acting coy…

Huo Xingzhou gazes down at the suddenly obedient little wife in his arms, his eyes dark and deep. Has she finally fallen for me?

The day Su Ci has saved enough for her secret stash and slaps a divorce agreement on the table, the entire troupe sounds a first-level alarm.

The man jumps down from his fighter jet, eyes bloodshot, and corners her in the back seat of a jeep. His rough palm strokes her red lips. “Want to marry someone else? Only if I crash!”

Su Ci cries like a rain-soaked flower. “Then stop flying! Being a widow is miserable!”

Huo Xingzhou grips her waist, grinning with roguish obsession. “So you won’t be a widow. I’ll never crash in this lifetime!”