The Stoic General Is Driven Crazy by a Delicate Crybaby

[Transmigration + asking for a divorce from the start + delicate crybaby + scholarly general with a tough-guy heart + charming contrasts + hopelessly devoted husband] After transmigrating into an Eighties novel as a cannon-fodder character, Su Ruanruan woke up and nearly froze to death. She had become the disgraced original wife from the story, who had used despicable means to trap Lu Zheng, the top scholarly general in the military district, into marrying her. Lu Zheng was a field battalion commander, only twenty-four years old. He was elegant and handsome, with a distant, jade-like demeanor. The whole army knew him as a refined officer who was disciplined and abstinent. Beneath his uniform, however, was a battle-hardened, formidable soldier, ruthless in combat. Cold and hard-hearted, he hated being manipulated or tied down. The original owner's obsession ran deep. She pursued him like a madwoman, crying, pleading, and using every trick she could to keep him by her side. In the end, she was reviled by everyone and met a tragic fate. As a pampered little princess from a top-tier wealthy family, Su Ruanruan had seen through the plot completely. The bitter cold and poverty of the Eighties, meager meals, a drafty house, and a cold husband who hated her: was she really supposed to spend her life with him? Absolutely not! The first thing Su Ruanruan did after waking up in this world was look at Lu Zheng with her wet, almond-shaped eyes and gather the courage to say plainly: “Lu Zheng, let's get a divorce.” But in Lu Zheng's eyes, The woman who used to refuse to leave no matter how much he pushed her away, and clung to him relentlessly, was suddenly asking for a divorce? It was just another new trick to play hard to get and act pitiful for attention. His eyes were filled with cold disdain. He was certain she was still scheming and playing games. His tone was cold and resolute, every word indifferent: “Divorce? Impossible.”