On My First Day with the Army, I Made the Stern Regiment Commander Laugh

[Period setting + military marriage + spatial storage + spoiled, difficult stand-in bride + love after marriage + gossip in the military compound]

Xu Qing transmigrates into the role of a notorious village beauty who switches marriage partners with her younger sister in a 1970s novel.

The original owner is lazy and greedy. On her wedding night, she even tries to steal classified documents from her military-officer husband for her pretty boy lover.

In the end, she's sent to a labor camp in the northwest and lives a miserable life.

Xu Qing looks at the earthen-walled house with nothing in it and the rugged regimental commander before her, his expression cold and severe. She swallows.

"Reporting to you, Commander Shen, I don't want to go through with this marriage. Let's get divorced!"

Shen Cheng laughs in anger. "A military marriage isn't child's play. Do you want to go to prison?"

Can't get divorced? Then she'll just give up and do nothing!

Everyone in the compound waits to see Commander Shen divorce that lazy wife.

Instead, they see Xu Qing sleeping in every day and eating braised pork in the courtyard,

while the fearsome Shen Cheng, the living King of Hell, is out there wearing an apron and washing her floral dresses.

Shen Cheng slaps his passbook and grain coupons into her hands, pins her against the door, and says in a husky voice:

"I've given you my money and myself. Where else do you think you're going to run?"