Replaced as the Girl Sent to the Countryside? I Married the Fiercest Officer Instead

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + magic space spring + marriage before love + real and fake heiresses + military-family life + simmering tension]

Lin Qingran, a clear-minded and independent beauty from the modern world, unexpectedly transmigrates into a period novel as the real heiress, a doomed cannon-fodder character.

The fake heiress has usurped her place and even plans to send her to the countryside to suffer. Does she really think she can get away with it?

Lin Qingran sneers, takes hold of the magical spring in her personal space, swiftly packs her bags, and takes someone else’s place in marrying Huo Zheng, an officer said to be aloof and as hard as iron.

She assumes they’ll simply share a life until things die down, then go their separate ways.

Who could have guessed that after she arrives at the military family compound, things would become increasingly strange?

So much for being cold and aloof!

Who is this man who finds new ways every day to bring her warm water for her feet, turns red at the ears whenever he catches himself staring at her, and transforms into an inexhaustible “stamina monster” every night?

Huo Zheng is the army’s top ace sniper, with patience to spare and seemingly endless stamina.

He can lie in wait for three days and nights without blinking, yet falls apart at the sight of his darling wife’s pale ankle.

“Ranran, it’s cold. Let me warm your bed,” the man says hoarsely, his gaze full of predatory intent.

Lin Qingran rubs her aching back and grits her teeth. “Huo Zheng! Get out and sleep in the study!”

[Reader’s guide: No endless stream of awful in-laws or villains. The focus is on the gentle, everyday life of a military wife, food and farming, a couple who choose each other, and intense, lingering romantic tension. The hero is a rugged, pure-hearted man with incredible stamina; the heroine is levelheaded and alluring without realizing it.]