The Photo Was of My Cousin, but the Man I Was Tricked Into Marrying Was a Military Bigwig

Jiang Li transmigrates into a book, becoming the vicious supporting character in an 1980s novel who dies without a body left behind! The original Jiang Li has a stunning, seductive face, but uses a photo of her cousin, a woman with the wholesome looks of a peaceful and prosperous nation, to scam people for food, money, and affection. She even dreams of rising in status through her child, only to be taken out by Lu Zheng, the untouchable beauty of the military district whom she foolishly provoked. When Jiang Li sees the “money request” letter still sitting in the drawer, unsent, she’s so terrified her legs nearly give out! To avoid being branded a hooligan and shot, Jiang Li grits her teeth: make money! Pay her debts! Keep her secret identity under wraps! Break up and stay alive! And so, everyone in the compound notices that the Jiang family’s spoiled daughter, whose reputation was in tatters, has changed. Not only can she sew beautiful clothes, she’s become a ten-thousand-yuan household. Even the commander’s little tyrant follows her around every day, calling her boss. At long last, Jiang Li saves up enough money and ration coupons. She packs them up in the middle of the night, sends them to that living devil with a breakup letter, and prepares to run. But at the train station platform, a group of armed soldiers in green uniforms surrounds her. The ruthless big shot whom every man in the military district dreams of marrying strides toward her in his military boots. He pinches her exquisite little face with his long fingers and grits out, “You used someone else’s photo to fool me for two years, and now you think paying me back means we’re even? Dream on!”