Military Marriage in the 1970s: A Brilliant Surgeon Spoils Her Rugged General

[Sweet romance + pocket dimension + face-slapping and putting scumbags in their place + seemingly delicate girl who’s actually built like a tank + seemingly cold and abstinent man who dotes on his wife + wrong bride, right groom + both leads are virgins]

Su Wanwan, a top surgeon, transmigrates into the 1970s as a country girl forced to marry an army officer nicknamed the “Living Yama.” The original owner couldn’t bear the humiliation and drowned herself on her wedding night. When Su Wanwan wakes, her legendary, ruthless, rough-and-tumble husband, Shen Lie, is pulling her out of the icy river. Everyone is waiting for him to torture her to death, and to see how a frail, pampered wife could last three days in a military camp. But Su Wanwan discovers that this “Living Yama” isn’t just ridiculously handsome: his gaze holds a hint of tenderness whenever he looks at her. And the most astonishing part is that she now has a pocket dimension in her mind, complete with a spirit spring that can improve her constitution and a patch of fertile land. From then on, the country girl becomes a soft, beautiful young woman. With one hand, she takes down her awful relatives; with the other, she cures baffling illnesses, and turns the dreaded “Living Yama” into a devoted husband. Beneath her delicate exterior lies the soul of a tough-as-nails beauty. She vows to make a spirited, wonderful life for herself in this barren era, and live happily ever after with her rugged army officer!