A Substitute Bride in the 1970s: After Joining the Army, I Was Wooed by a Cold-Faced Big Shot

“Commander Lu, I hear you have a terrible temper, bring bad luck to your wives, and... can’t perform?” In the dimly lit family compound, Su Ruan was pinned against the door by the man's towering frame. Her long, pale legs deliberately brushed against his crisp military trousers.

In her previous life, she had been a master of playing the innocent. Now she had transmigrated into the 1970s as a fake heiress forced into a replacement marriage, sent to the countryside to marry Lu Zheng, a cold-faced officer with a notorious reputation. Everyone in the compound thought the delicate beauty wouldn’t last three days, while her stepsister waited gleefully for her to become a widow in all but name.

But the supposedly woman-averse, murderous officer swallowed hard, his eyes burning and his voice hoarse with desire. “Su Ruan, rub up against me again and I’ll show you what ‘can’ means tonight!”