A Cannon Fodder Bride Takes a Disabled, Rough-Hewn Man and Becomes a Commander’s Wife

Yue Qingqing transmigrated into a 1970s novel as a cannon-fodder supporting actress. She resolutely followed the cannon fodder’s rules: cherish life and stay away from the male lead. Three-legged toads may be hard to find, but there are plenty of two-legged men. Let the heroine have him and torment each other.

She got her hands on the old money her grandfather had left behind, unlocked a pocket dimension, and followed the heroine’s arrangements to become a substitute bride for a disabled, rugged man.

She had planned to lie low in her pocket dimension, stockpile supplies, open a farm, grow medicinal herbs, heal her disabled husband’s leg, and then lie flat with him, living an ordinary life of prosperity.

But can someone tell her how she ended up as a senior officer’s wife?

Why didn’t the male lead marry the heroine? And why was he now relentlessly pursuing her?

She kicked the male lead away, rubbed her pregnant belly, and climbed into the military vehicle sent by the senior officer to pick her up.

Men in uniform were just too handsome!

Her eyes sparkled as she gazed adoringly at her man. “Sir! Buy one, get one free. Please sign for your delivery!”