I Tore Up the Divorce Papers, and My Rugged Commander Won Me Back

Lin Qingwan transmigrates into an 1980s novel as a spoiled ex-wife in the middle of a divorce. Faced with a parasitic family who have come demanding money and a scheming cousin eager to take her place, she tears up the divorce papers in front of everyone, kicks the freeloaders out, and turns to shield the grimy twins left behind by her husband's fallen comrade. The 1980s are full of opportunities, and with her superb cooking and knowledge from another era, she starts a trading business, buys a Feiren sewing machine, and helps the military wives in her compound get rich. She turns their meager lives into something thriving. Battalion commander He Yiting, a stern, iron-blooded officer who originally wanted nothing more than to get rid of her, is strict and disciplined by day, but a very different man by night. He pins her on the cramped earthen bed, gripping her waist as he makes his demands. His rough, burning hands hold her slender waist tight, and his voice is hoarse as he says, “Wanwan, I’m handing over all my savings. From now on, wherever you go, you’re taking me with you.”