After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Became the Cold-Faced Officer’s Vicious Ex-Wife

[Period setting + transmigrate into a book + adorable baby + military marriage + modern romance]

Su Wan transmigrates into a military-marriage novel set in the 1980s, becoming the ill-fated first wife whose reputation is ruined and whose ending is tragic. In the original story, the heroine is sharp-tongued and obsessive, making everyone dislike her. She eventually dies miserably while pregnant, taking three lives with her and allowing the hero and his gentle, unforgettable first love to fulfill their bittersweet romance.

To escape her tragic fate, Su Wan comes to her senses and protects herself. She keeps a low profile, swallows her pride, and focuses on carrying her baby safely, giving birth without a hitch, and getting divorced so she can leave. Romance is the last thing she wants to get involved in.

But when she gives up her old habit of clinging to him, becoming cool-headed, clear-eyed, and gentle, she completely throws Lu Zheng off balance. The once cold and indifferent battle-hardened battalion commander, full of prejudice against her, gradually sees her pain and kindness, and uncovers the hypocrisy and vicious schemes of his first love.

Their neighbors make trouble, rumors are spread to frame her, and secret attacks come one after another. Lu Zheng protects his wife at every turn, repeatedly swallows his pride, and risks his life for her. His journey from cold distance to falling deeply in love becomes an all-out campaign to win her back.

A dangerous premature birth late in her pregnancy, followed by severe postpartum bleeding that leaves her hovering between life and death, finally dissolves every barrier between them.

She defies fate and escapes her tragic end, while he awakens to the truth and devotes the rest of his life to cherishing her.

An arranged military marriage born of a mismatch, and a mutual salvation that transcends fate: in the end, they build a warm home together, blessed with children and years of peace.