Military Marriage in the 1970S: A Ballet Star Dazzles the Entire Army

(The book has only just received its first rating, so I don't know if it'll go up, but everyone says it will, so it definitely will! Come on in, my darlings :) [Alternate-history setting + Transmigrate into a book + Villainess + Pretend relationship turns real + Sweet and satisfying + Both devoted to each other] [Innocent yet alluring dancer VS Taciturn on the outside, secretly flirtatious and jealous] Gu Mingyue transmigrates into the 1970s military novel The Red Plum Blossoms of the Army, as the villainess in the performing arts troupe who envies the heroine, stuffs thumbtacks into her shoes, and ultimately gets discharged from the military and sent back to the countryside to marry a lame villager. She looks at her twenty-year-old face in the mirror, then at the laxatives hidden under her pillow, meant for the heroine's canteen. She can't follow the original plot for even one step. She makes up her mind: no jealousy, no troublemaking. She'll quietly dance for a few years, then retire from the military and return to the city safe and sound. The problem is, in her previous life, she was a nationally acclaimed ballet dancer. At her first performance review, she plans to coast. But the moment the music starts, her body moves before her mind. When she finishes an improvised solo, the entire hall is silent. The commander of the great military region slams the table on the spot. “Who is that soldier? Transfer her to the solo dance group!” Tang Hongmei, the original heroine, stands behind the wings, experiencing for the first time what it feels like to have the spotlight stolen from her. Even worse, the cold-faced political officer who approves her transfer is the original male lead, the only son of the military region's deputy commander! In the original story, he and Tang Hongmei were destined to be together. But the way he looks at her… why does it seem off? The man corners her, his eyes dark and deep. “Marry me.” Gu Mingyue: “??? Is this the right plot?!!”