Sweet Marriage in the 1970S: My Husband, the Plant, Has Woken Up

Lu Wanwan dies suddenly from overwork, only to wake up inside a novel set in the 1970s as the cannon-fodder biological daughter who has just been brought home. She is fated to marry her stepsister’s fiancé, a comatose military officer, to bring him good luck, then die a miserable death! Her scummy father is cruel, her stepmother is a hypocrite, and her stepsister is the novel’s heroine, armed with a golden finger: a portable space. Is it a disaster from the start? Lu Wanwan scoffs. Who says so? She accepts the marriage, then steals her stepsister’s magical spring water, extorts a five-hundred-yuan dowry from her scummy father, and marries into the Shen family in style. On her very first day there, she exposes the real culprit from the second branch of the family who caused her husband’s coma, then secretly uses the spring water from her space to wake him. She plans to wait until he wakes up and then divorce him so they can go their separate ways. But when the cold-faced demon king comes to, he refuses to call off the marriage and pins her against the wall. “You kissed and cuddled me while I was unconscious, and now you want to run? Too late!” She takes down her scummy father’s family, uncovers the truth about her birth mother’s murder, gets into medical school, and becomes the whole military district’s darling. Lu Wanwan breezes through one triumph after another. Meanwhile, the man who agreed they would only be married in name secretly gives her his heart. There’s no getting out of this marriage now!