Transmigrate into a Book: The Wild Military Officer Dotes on His Stunning Wife

[Research powerhouse + anti-cliches + research-assistance System + all-around heroine + period setting + hopeless romantic]

Jiang Mumu, the eldest daughter of a top 21st-century tycoon family, woke up to find she had transmigrated into the 1980s as the cannon-fodder ex-wife who disliked the male lead, failed to understand romance, and ultimately brought about her own tragic death.

Her husband, Lu Yunye, was an upright, iron-willed regiment commander who could barely make it home a few times a year. Everyone thought her life was over.

That was until a paper she casually wrote was published in Nature, stunning the world.

A high-ranking official personally received her: “You are a treasure of Huaguo.”

While others transmigrated into tales of household and palace intrigue, she transmigrated to build technology with her own hands.

Her husband rushed back from his base to find her crouched in the lab, drawing blueprints. His heart ached for her. “Honey, take a break.”

She didn't even look up. “Let me finish the experiment first.”

Over the course of decades, she wrote the story of Huaguo's technological rise.

He spent his life defending his country, and his life protecting her. “You write in the heavens; I'll guard the heavens here on earth.”

Their twin sons followed in their parents' footsteps: one inherited his father's mission to protect the country, while the other carried on his mother's work and gazed up at the stars.

Her name was Jiang Mumu, Huaguo's youngest academician and a “People's Scientist” forever.

Open this book and see how one woman changed her life with her mind.