The 1970s: I Got the Wrong Script and Became the Whole Army's Idol

Lin Qinghuan transmigrated into a 1970s military-marriage novel as a cannon-fodder army wife who was fated to die from the start.

According to the plot, while her husband was away on a mission, her awful relatives by marriage would come to take her home. She would be beaten badly for resisting and die of her injuries.

Lin Qinghuan had this to say: “Want me dead? Then you can die first.”

When her ferocious in-laws came to her door again, she slammed it shut and, the very next second, pulled two cleavers and a high-powered speaker out of her spatial mall.

“Come on! We can all die together! Even if I’m going down, I’m taking you with me!”

Her in-laws fled in terror, and soon the whole village knew the Lu family’s new bride was a lunatic with no regard for her own life.

A month later, her husband Song Huaizhou, a decorated soldier of legendary renown, returned.

He looked at the brand-new furniture in the house, the fragrant braised pork simmering in the pot, and his little wife curled up on the kang, counting money until her hands cramped, and fell deep into thought.

That night, he pulled Lin Qinghuan into his arms and asked quietly, “I heard that while I was away, you took care of my whole family?”

Lin Qinghuan blinked. “What, are you going to avenge them?”

Song Huaizhou kissed the top of her head. “No. I wanted to ask you, Commander, are you still recruiting? I’ll be your soldier for the rest of my life.”