I Transmigrated as an Extra, Yet the Commander Spoils Me Like His Wife

Lin Wan, a 21st-century fashion designer, wakes up in the world of a sweet 1970s romance novel as the most forgettable passerby, Character B. Worse, she is the real daughter of the villainous Lin family, destined to be brought to ruin by the reborn heroine.

On her wedding night, she comes face-to-face with Huo Zheng, the notorious commander of a field regiment: a six-foot-two living demon who grabs her by the throat and demands to know whether her family has once again schemed to steal money from the army.

At the last possible moment, Lin Wan binds herself to the [Passerby A Survival Card] and vows on the spot: stay away from the main plot, lie flat and do nothing, and never get involved in the story!

But the more she lies flat, the more absurd things get.

Her troublesome parents try to set her up, but the System corrects their behavior in reverse. Their schemes fail, and they end up giving her money and ration coupons instead.

Her good-for-nothing eldest brother tries to sell her, but the more he stirs up trouble, the more misfortune he brings on himself, and the more he ends up treating her like royalty.

And her rough-edged husband, who was supposed to hate her to the bone, hasn’t been the same since she went weak in the knees on their wedding night and said, “I’m hungry.” He hands over every penny he owns, and anyone who so much as glares at her loses their job.