A Mix-Up in the ’70s: My Rank Is Higher Than the Commander’s

[1970s + wrong room from the start + medical skills + a genius engineering mind + building aircraft carriers and rockets by hand + prized by the state + higher rank than the male lead + pregnant with twins + revenge and putting scoundrels in their place + an abstinent officer who holds her by the waist]

Su Qingyuan was born into the 1970s as an orphaned daughter of a capitalist family. Her memories of the original owner's past life awakened, too.

Her stepmother, stepbrother, and scumbag father killed her, and her mother's pocket dimension was stolen.

The woman has two extraordinary gifts: ancestral Chinese medicine and a genius talent for military engineering blueprints. She can treat the sick and save lives, draw aircraft carrier plans, modify engines, develop missile materials, and build cutting-edge military equipment by hand. Her work reaches the Central Government, and she rises step by step.

From the start, she enters the wrong room and spends the night with an abstinent officer. The next day, he returns to his unit. When her memories awaken, she wants a divorce, only to discover she is pregnant with twins.

Li Yanshen is a top combat officer in the military region: restrained, cold, and stern, yet utterly devoted to his wife. His possessive, waist-gripping affection is written into his DNA.

Later, his wife's official rank surpasses his own, and he becomes “the man married to the commander.” He remains a powerful protector of his wife, taking on the villains.