Fleeing My Wedding in the Sixties: The Cold-Faced Officer Spoils Me Until My Legs Go Weak

Shen Jia'an was reborn in 1970. In her previous life, she came from a good family, was beautiful, and looked down on everyone. But a deranged suitor and her cousin conspired against her, ruining her life. Given a second chance, she packs her things without hesitation and heads to the military district to avoid trouble. She also plans to look up the “fish” in her pond she hasn’t contacted in three months: her pen pal, Jiang Feng.

But when she steps off the train, the person waiting for her isn’t Jiang Feng. It’s the military district’s infamous cold-faced “Living Yama,” Jiang Feng’s older half-brother, Jiang Lin.

As the jeep bounces along, Shen Jia'an, soft and delicate as a peach, holds her chest and calls sweetly, “Big Brother Jiang.”

The veins on Jiang Lin’s hand tighten around the steering wheel. The last thread of his self-control snaps.

Little brother, you deserve a good match, but not one this good. This girl can’t be your sister-in-law. She can only be mine!

A month later, Jiang Feng returns to the compound with the reborn woman who stole his chance. Seeing Shen Jia'an’s breathtaking beauty, he turns red-eyed and says with deep regret, “Jia'an, I wronged you...”

Jiang Lin pulls Shen Jia'an into his arms, kneading her aching waist with one big hand as he glares at his brother. “Mind your manners. Call her sister-in-law!”