Wedding Night in 1970: My Comatose Husband Keeps Me Up Every Night

[1970s setting + blunt, gruff man who says one thing and means another & fake sweet girl who’s secretly ruthless + transmigrate into a book vs. reborn + devoted to each other] The Xie family had served in the military for three generations and earned countless honors. Xie Heyu was the brightest of Beijing’s younger generation, with the young men of the military compound all following his lead. Unfortunately, after being injured, he fell into a coma, and doctors ruled that he would never wake up. The once-adored pride of heaven fell into ruin, and his family arranged a bride to bring him good fortune. Little did anyone know that although Xie Heyu was unconscious, his mind was awake. His bride treated him like an object, acting sweet in public and wanton in private, and he was stuck with her when she let loose... Shameless! Flirtatious! Alluring! That would have been bad enough, but his little wife was all talk and no follow-through, lighting the fire every time without putting it out. Xie Heyu gritted his teeth and vowed to wake up as soon as possible so he could teach her himself, step by step! Mu Yunzheng transmigrated into a book where she was destined for a dead end, so she promptly offered herself as a bride to bring good fortune. Her husband, now in a coma, was the beautiful ghost from her dreams, who visited her night after night. She couldn’t take it, truly couldn’t. She was a respectable woman. Where would she ever have seen anything like this? [Bonus scene] Xie Heyu: “Respectable? When other people marry the wrong person, they might go hungry for three days. With you, I don’t just go ‘hungry,’ I get beaten too.”