Transmigrating into a Period Novel as the Female Lead [Book Transmigration]

A little temptress who's sweet or fierce as the mood takes her x a tough, powerful man

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Sang Qiu transmigrates into the role of a terrible military wife. The moment she opens her eyes, she is in the middle of the plot where she's been driven back to her hometown and is about to be "divorced against her will," with a little ungrateful brat thrown in for good measure.

You never know how bad things are until you see the contrast. Becoming an unreasonable, downright awful woman in the book would be bad enough, but why does the heroine next door have to be a gentle, kindhearted woman who radiates pure, angelic light?

One day, she hears the heroine's husband has been promoted.

Another day, she hears the heroine has made a fortune in business.

Then she hears that the heroine, who dropped out of middle school, has become a university student.

Then she hears yet again that the heroine is going to the army base to reunite with the male lead.

The little person inside Sang Qiu flips a table. They're both military wives, so why is there such a huge difference between them?!

After returning to her hometown, the little ingrate lives trapped in the pit known as "Sang Qiu." At long last, he makes it back to the military family's residential compound

The little wolf cub sneaks a glance at a certain man pretending to read the newspaper beside him... It's over. His cheap mom must have been driven crazy by this man's cold treatment!

The man calmly avoids his son's burning gaze. His wife has been in a bad mood lately, ready to snap at the slightest thing. She's gotten prettier, and he's suddenly developed an "appetite." She seems not to love him anymore and won't even let him near her. What should he do?

Sang Qiu: A child's values should be shaped from a young age. This little wolf cub needs to learn the right way to see the world.

Shooting a glance at her "scumbag husband," Sang Qiu wonders to herself: Why has this man been staring at her so much lately?!

Reader's notes: Please don't compare this to other works.

1. The male lead is not a scumbag. The female lead has a golden finger, and the son is not their biological child.

2. Please be civil in the comments.

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