[Hardcore action + ruthless decisiveness] Period setting + sweet romance + military life + pocket dimension + older, fatherly hero + pampered heroine + devoted to each other + supernatural powers
After dying suddenly from working overtime, Meng Wu opens her eyes to find she has transmigrated into a period novel as the vicious, spoiled stepsister whose only redeeming feature is her pretty face.
At that moment, drugged and delirious, she is pinned to the kang by Fu Liyan, the youngest and most formidable colonel in the compound.
“I’ll take responsibility.” His voice is low and hoarse, like sandpaper, and the fingers gripping her waist are iron-hard.
He’s too dangerous. Time to run!
But after picking up a letter of introduction so she can follow the troops and live the life of a rich wife, she finds herself trapped beneath those wolfish eyes, brimming with possessiveness.
“You say you don’t want me, so why do you keep leaning toward me?”
His warm breath makes her shiver. “Now that you’ve joined the army, don’t even think about running away for the rest of your life.”
Well, the setting is okay. Is it written by a real person? As for the first few chapters, to be honest, the relationship between the characters in the heroine's family is quite messy. There is also a group of heroines who can slap a 200-pound fat man away, and a group of people who are panicking and blocked in an alley are still praying for the hero to appear. I don't understand what the hell, no one is returning. The heroine was written as if she had a split brain.