The Delicate Cannon Fodder Wife of the Seventies

My next novel, The Lucky Military Bride of the Seventies, starts on March 3. If you're interested, please add it to your reading list!

Synopsis:

Yuan Xin woke up to find that she had transmigrated into a book, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting character with the same name in a period novel. The male lead, the college student everyone in the village pinned their hopes on, was breaking off their engagement.

"Um... Yuan... Yuan Xin, my uncle came to talk to you about... breaking off the engagement," the male lead, Shen Xu, stammered.

Yuan Xin's gaze fell on the man behind the frail scholar. He had a composed, handsome face, and even his rough pine-green clothes couldn't conceal his perfect physique.

She quietly swallowed, already picking out names for their children in her mind.

She glanced contemptuously at the scholar and said, "I don't want to see you. Have your uncle stay and talk to me alone. And shut the door on your way out."

A spoiled, pretty girl who's poor and has nothing x a handsome, tragic man whose wives are doomed

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The Lucky Military Bride of the Seventies

Zhou Jing, who had never wanted to marry, transmigrated into a book and became a supporting character who was madly in love with the male lead. She was causing chaos at home because she refused to marry the soldier her family had chosen for her.

Zhou's mother said, "If you really don't want to, Mom won't force you..."

Zhou Jing replied, "Mom, I'll marry him."

In the 1970s, a woman who didn't marry was practically a criminal. Rather than endure endless pressure to marry, she might as well get engaged to a hero who would stay in the army until the 1980s and only appear in the final chapter.

Just as Zhou Jing planned to quietly live as a widow in all but name, Cheng Yuan came home on leave for their engagement.

How About Getting Married? I'll Give You Half My Fortune

On the eve of their divorce, Han Ye saw Mingyue looking haggard but forcing a smile, so he gave her two more apartments.

On the day they divorced, Mingyue clutched her divorce certificate, eyes red and voice choked as she said goodbye to Han Ye. He turned around and transferred another hundred million to her.

The day after the divorce, Han Ye attended a business dinner. He stepped out midway to take a call. When he returned, he heard an exuberant song coming from the private room across the hall: "Happy divorce, happy me! I can find someone better..."

The voice sounded familiar. He looked up and saw a striking banner inside, with yellow characters on a red background: "Happy Divorce, Hard Times Are Over!" The message below read: "A Warm Celebration of Divorce."

On the stage, wearing a tight, low-cut slip dress, with a microphone in one hand and a bottle of liquor in the other, singing her heart out and having the time of her life, was the woman who had been his ex-wife for less than 48 hours.

Theme: Achieve prosperity through hard work