The Stand-In Bride Won’t Take Any More, and the Cold-Faced Officer Can’t Get Enough

Transmigrate into a book + military marriage in the old days + sizzling chemistry + marriage first, love later + bickering couple + rugged man + sweet romance On her first day after transmigrating into the book, Xu Qingqing sleeps with her older sister’s army officer fiancé, Lu Lingxiao. Then she discovers that her story ends with a bullet! The original Xu Qingqing was spoiled and selfish. To steal her sister’s man, she climbed into his bed, even though he had just broken both legs saving someone and his future was uncertain. After they are caught together, the two are forced to marry. According to the plot, after the wedding Xu Qingqing will despise Lu Lingxiao for being a cripple, abuse him, cheat on him, and cause one scene after another, until she is sentenced for sabotaging a military marriage and hooliganism. After her death, Lu Lingxiao will recover and reconcile with the kindhearted Xu Rongrong. After reading the plot, Xu Qingqing laughs coldly. Her fiancé becomes disabled, her younger sister drugs him and climbs into his bed, and her older sister and parents just happen to bring people over to catch them in the act. How could anything be this much of a coincidence? This isn’t fate. It’s a setup! Facing certain death, Xu Qingqing rolls up her sleeves. She can do without a man, but she has to save her life! She and Lu Lingxiao agree on three rules: she will take care of him as his nurse, and they will divorce once the time is right. But as the days go by, the gloomy, aloof man not only agrees to resume treatment, he hands over his entire salary and savings book to her. The military compound, which had been waiting to see her make a fool of herself, gradually discovers that Xu Qingqing can treat injuries, make money, and stand up to the worst people. She is nothing like the wicked woman in the rumors. By the time Lu Lingxiao’s legs have healed and the conspiracy is exposed, Xu Qingqing packs her bags, ready to make her graceful exit. But the man who has always kept himself in check blocks the door, ears red, and tucks their marriage certificate into his chest. “Mrs. Lu, a military marriage isn’t something you can just walk away from.”