The Delicate Taoist Priestess Transmigrates to the 1970s and Gets Kissed by a Tyrant Officer

Married first, love later + bickering couple + sweet romance + beloved little sister. Clearheaded, sweet-natured, illiterate Taoist abbess vs. abstinent, domineering military interpreter

Wen Ci is the abbess of Fuling Temple.

She transmigrates by accident into the 1970s, and on her very first day, her stepmother schemes to replace her stepsister as the bride. Her fiancé also transfers her away under the pretext of making her a study companion.

Then she is forced into a substitute marriage, wedding the capital's notorious bully. Rumor has it that the man is ill-tempered, ugly, and has nothing to his name.

He's also the story's biggest villain.

One shock after another.

Divorce. She has to get a divorce.

Before heading to the capital, she'll deal with her scumbag father and stepmother.

She'll reclaim what her mother left her and strip her scumbag father's household bare.

When she arrives in the capital, her stepsister takes the marriage contract and sleeps with the man who was promised to Wen Ci as a child.

Afraid that her cold-faced, domineering husband might latch onto her, Wen Ci disguises herself as ugly and asks him for a divorce.

But the bully refuses to divorce her and keeps pursuing her instead.

When she wants to attend a workers', peasants', and soldiers' university, he helps her find books and study materials.

When she wants to rebuild the temple, he provides both money and labor.

He even hands over his entire salary.

Wen Ci wonders, Could he have some strange preference for ugly women? But she isn't ugly in her real appearance.

Meanwhile, the bully is afraid his wife will be stolen away by his younger brother, who has been reborn with memories of his past life, so he thinks up new ways every day to make her happy.

Just as Wen Ci is about to come clean, Zhou Sinian, who once criticized her for lacking romantic charm, appears and declares that she is the one he loves.

He also says that her current husband is an uneducated brawler who isn't worthy of her.

But the good-for-nothing Zhou Sinian describes as nothing but a fighter turns out to have an increasingly extraordinary identity. He not only becomes a chief interpreter, but also holds several other positions.