Transmigrated into a Book in the 1970s as a Military Wife: The Tough Battalion Commander Spoils Her Night After Night

[Military Romance in the 1970s] [Pocket Dimension] [Face-Slapping and Putting Scumbags in Their Place] [Devoted Couple and Sweet Romance] [Tough Hero Protects His Wife]

Jian Yao transmigrates into a period novel as a doomed, foolish cannon-fodder character who throws herself at a man. In the original's story, she threatens to starve herself into divorcing her disabled military officer husband, then gives all his allowances to a scumbag educated youth to buy a ticket back to the city. In the end, she freezes to death on the street.

Looking at Ye Weidong, her upright, tough battalion commander of a husband, with his broad shoulders and narrow waist, Jian Yao tears up the divorce papers on the spot and kicks her freeloading sister-in-law out of the house!

With a pocket dimension stocked with a spiritual spring and tens of millions of supplies, Jian Yao lives in comfort and enjoys the good life.

Her awful relatives want to steal her meat?

She gives them such a sharp dressing-down that they can't save face!

A scumbag educated youth comes to swindle her out of money?

One IOU is enough to ruin his reputation!

And what about her husband, the tough man who seems cold and aloof after injuring his leg? Jian Yao serves him a bowl of fish soup made with water from the spiritual spring, and his hidden ailments vanish as his constitution grows stronger.

She thought they were just sharing a home, but who knew the ascetic, cold-faced battalion commander would hand over all his wages and ration coupons, then corner his sweet little wife by the kang and coax her softly: "Wife, the money is yours, and so is my life."