The 1970s: I Transmigrate into a Book and Draw Whatever I Want with My Magic Brush

Su Niannian woke up to find herself in a tragic romance novel set in the 1970s. She had become the book’s most miserable cannon-fodder character: a country girl sold by her own father and stepmother to an old bachelor in a mountain village as a bride to bring him good fortune.

She was doomed from the start!

Luckily, she awakened the [Magic Brush System].

Draw a bag of rice, and rice rains from the sky!

Draw a military overcoat, and a brand-new padded coat appears out of thin air!

Draw a brick house... Wait, she’ll have to save up some ink points for that.

With just one brush, she not only escaped her fate but also happened to save the icy military officer Lu Zhanqing, who’d been wounded while carrying out a secret mission.

To repay her, the officer married her with a marriage certificate and brought her to the military family compound.

From then on, Su Niannian drew supplies by day to feed two adorable little ones, and drew blueprints by night to invent and create.

Short on food? Draw it! Need medicine? Draw it! A machine breaks down? Draw a blueprint and fix it in minutes!

The two little ones followed her around every day: “Mommy, Mommy, are you drawing chicks or goslings today?”

Lu Zhanqing stood expressionless, blocking the crowds clamoring for her drawings. “My wife’s brush only draws for our family.”

The original heroine and her dreamboat schemed against her together?

Su Niannian smiled faintly and drew up a chain of evidence for a report...

“Sorry, my brush can draw anything, and it can draw out the truth, too.”

Only then did everyone in the military region realize that this seemingly delicate military wife was the last person anyone should mess with!