[Period setting + military marriage + punishing scumbags + sweet romance + personal space]
Xu Shuning unexpectedly transmigrates into a period novel, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name.
In the book, the original Xu Shuning resents the military officer her grandfather arranged for her, because he isn't affectionate enough, and insists they live apart.
Carefully manipulated by her scumbag father and stepsister, she makes a scene to divorce him for the sake of another scumbag, even threatening to kill herself. After getting the divorce, she rushes off in search of her so-called happiness, only to be sold into the mountains and die a miserable death.
Her grandfather searches for her and is reported and sent down to the countryside. Cui Wenzhou, meanwhile, is set up and killed in action.
The stepsister, who is the book's heroine, unlocks a magical space from the original Xu Shuning's jade bangle and uses it to get ahead at every turn. After ruining her grandfather's family and Cui Wenzhou, she marries the book's hero and enjoys a thriving life.
All these people are nothing but stepping stones on the leads' path to success.
Xu Shuning transmigrates into the story at the very moment the original is being tricked into threatening suicide to force a divorce.
Divorce is out of the question. She's going to hold on tight to her handsome, wealthy military officer husband.
This time, Xu Shuning will kick the scumbag with her left foot and punt her stepsister with her right. Her scumbag father and stepmother will each get a punch that sends them flying. To hell with the book's plot and its hero and heroine. They can all get lost. She refuses to be anyone's cannon fodder.
After joining her husband at his posting, she can't help admiring the handsome man who hands over his entire allowance, takes care of all the housework, and grows more considerate by the day.
Everyone in the military family compound knows Colonel Cui has a beautiful, troublesome wife, and that the two of them are bound to divorce sooner or later. Then one day, his young wife changes her ways and volunteers to join him at his post.
Everyone waits for a laugh, but the couple's life just keeps getting better. Xu Shuning makes a name for herself in the military district with her superb medical skills, and Colonel Cui praises his wife to everyone he meets, leaving everyone green with envy.
Does the male protagonist like the original protagonist or the passed-over female protagonist?
It's great and the storyline is exciting. I'll give it a five-star rating.
In the past twenty years, they had never had a fight or blushed. Cui Wenzhou had always treated her well. She gained love, family ties and career, and became someone that everyone envied. There are still days to come, and they will only get better and better. Fireworks exploded in front of their eyes, just like their days.
You look good. I will pamper you and love you whether you do it or not. . . Hahaha, he is a cold-faced handsome guy outside, but he is infinitely gentle to his wife.
Good-looking, super good-looking
Not bad, a pretty good novel
Don't be scared by the title of the book, it's quite well written👍 But I still have a question. My grandpa said before that he wanted to change the heroine's surname. Why hasn't he changed it yet after reading the whole book?
Not bad, worth a look!
Good looking, good points, good points
I feel pretty good, I don't know why my score is so low