Su Man transmigrates into a novel set in the 1970s, becoming a pitiful, unloved girl who is about to die of illness on her way to the countryside. Fortunately, her “studio apartment System (supermarket)” comes along with her. Faced with the harsh rural life ahead, she sets her sights on Lu Chen, a regiment commander visiting family in the military compound, who is said to be “cold-faced and hard-hearted, with no interest in women.”
The first time they meet, she pretends to twist her ankle and falls into his arms.
The second time, her eyes are red-rimmed as she tugs at his sleeve. “Commander Lu, please save me.”
Everyone says Lu Chen has married himself a spoiled princess who can neither shoulder a burden nor lift a finger, and that their marriage won’t last.
But who would have guessed that after nightfall, the stern, icy man would wash her feet and coax her in a husky voice: “Manman, call me ‘hubby’ one more time. The White Rabbit Creamy Candy is yours, and so am I.”
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