Military Marriage in the Seventies: The Mad Beauty Specializes in Taming Smart-Alecks

Lin Wan is reborn on her wedding night in 1975.

In her previous life, she was gentle, virtuous, courteous, and yielding, only to be so thoroughly outmaneuvered by “clever people” that not even her bones were left.

This time, she looks at her husband, Lu Zheng, a military officer with an austere air who coldly refuses to consummate their marriage, and smiles. Her eyes glimmer as she says, “Perfect. I'm tired too.”

She doesn't make a fuss or raise her voice. Armed with memories of her previous life, she holds the dirt and weaknesses of everyone in the residential compound in her hands.

A shameless neighbor looking to take advantage? Shower him with flattery until he's bankrupt!

A scheming younger sister trying to guilt-trip her? Fight fire with fire and send her off to the Great Northwest!

In an era crowded with “clever people,” Lin Wan's motto is simple: “I saw your prediction coming.”

But why is that once aloof Commander Lu looking at her more and more strangely?

Late at night, the man corners her against the wall, his eyes red-rimmed. “Wanwan, no saying you're tired tonight.”