His Wife Came to the Military Base to Divorce Him, but the Cold Commander Refused

Tang Shi transmigrates into a period novel as a doomed supporting character whose cousin schemes to switch their betrothals.

The original owner lost her parents when she was young and has spent years living under her uncle's roof, always watching her relatives' moods.

At nineteen, when marriage talks begin, she learns that her parents arranged a match for her years ago. Her fiancé is well established in the capital and works at a military hospital, with a bright future ahead of him.

Her cousin has her eye on a fellow townsman, the officer Jiang Yan. He comes from an ordinary family and is stationed in the harsh northwest. Though he has earned many military honors, his family is a heavy burden.

After weighing the pros and cons, her uncle's family decides to secretly switch the betrothals. They frame the original owner and force her into a rushed marriage with Jiang Yan.

Jiang Yan returns to his post immediately after the wedding, leaving the original owner alone with her husband's family. That is when Tang Shi transmigrates into her body.

The moment she arrives, she stands up to her harsh in-laws, demands the inheritance and benefits owed to the original owner from her uncle, buys a ticket to the distant northwest, and sets off to divorce her husband in name only.

But when she reaches his post, she discovers that divorce is out of the question!

Tang Shi decides to forget about love and focus on her career instead. People mock her as an unsophisticated country girl?

After activating a Revenue-Doubling System, she puts her business skills to work, taking over a factory canteen and a little street-side snack shop one after another. Her business flourishes, and her savings keep growing.

Just as she is about to build up a substantial fortune, the cold and aloof officer Jiang Yan undergoes a dramatic change. He's distant and taciturn in public, but in private he clings to her, acting sweet and affectionate.

Wasn't this supposed to be an amicable separation? Wait, where did these three children come from?