Military Life After Marrying a Hopeless Romantic

[I'm revising the blurb and the names at the start of the story. If you see an update, there's no need to click in.] [Sweet, sweet fluff~] Liang Xin transmigrates into the youngest daughter of a village Party secretary. Life is hard, but there's plenty of meat stored under the rafters, so she can lie flat, freeload, and wait to die. But her father is obsessed with climbing the ranks and plans to sacrifice her, while her sister-in-law secretly arranges a blind date with a military officer's family. A windfall from the sky must come with a catch. Sure enough, the officer is a sickly man. He's supposedly looking for a wife, but really he wants a free caregiver. Liang Xin refuses. But she has no choice: her family is ready to split up and stop supporting her. Liang Xin: ...Fine, then. But there's no way she's actually going to work as a caregiver. On their wedding night. The groom, Lu Chongfeng, wears a green military uniform. His face is pale as snow, his dark eyes gloomy, and he shows not a trace of joy. The bride sits meekly huddled in the corner of the bed, not making a sound for a long while. A timid, harmless, delicate beauty. Lu Chongfeng curls his lips and casually unfastens his collar button. "What are you reading?" Liang Xin: "A Complete Guide to Over a Thousand Food Combinations to Avoid." Lu Chongfeng: ... His expression slowly cracks. Afterward. The sickly man seems afraid she'll poison him to collect his pension. He won't let her cook, sweep, wash, or clean, taking care of everything himself. Liang Xin gets her meals served to her, then holds a teacup and basks in the sun in the two-hundred-square-meter courtyard. At night, she doesn't have to sleep with the sickly man either. Just as her pretty little face is glowing with health Her sickly husband suddenly gets promoted and transferred, and plans to send her back to her hometown to farm and raise pigs. Liang Xin: ? There's no way she's going back to her hometown. That night, Lu Chongfeng opens the bedroom door and finds Liang Xin, who usually acts as if he doesn't exist, freshly washed and lying in his bed, wrapped in nothing but a bath towel... Three days later, after barely sleeping for three days and nights, Liang Xin succeeds in joining him at his new posting. Liang Xin: Sickly, my ass!!! Lu Chongfeng: I was just worrying about how to get my wife to come with me. And now she's come to me on her own. My wife really is so considerate. Moved.jpg - Please add my next upcoming story to your collections: “Marrying My Ex [Period]” On the eve of the public-private partnership campaign, Ning's father flees with his two concubines, leaving behind only his eldest daughter by his first wife. People shun her, yet still think they can take advantage of her at will. Jiang Wenbin, a promising young man, can't bear to see a beauty suffer and submits a marriage application to his superior. The leadership refuses to approve it. Their attempts to talk him out of it barely work, so they send Jiang Wenbin's eldest brother, Jiang Jiao, to reason with the woman. Jiang Jiao has just returned in triumph from the Korean War, reeking of blood and menace. Even the highest-ranking leaders usually avoid provoking him. Jiang Jiao arrives at the woman's home, still covered in dust and smelling of blood, to carry out his orders. He can't be bothered to say more than a few words. He drops a single sentence and turns to leave, but catches sight of a tearful beauty in a phoenix-decorated steel mirror. His body freezes in an instant, his eyes turning icy and grim. - Jiang Jiao returns to the military district to report back, assuring them the woman will not marry Jiang Wenbin. The leadership breathes a sigh of relief, then grows curious about what scheme he used. Jiang Jiao hands them a marriage application. "I'll marry her." The leadership: ... - Jiang Jiao's final application for marriage gives this reason: suspected functional impairment; unwilling to ruin someone else's life. The leadership approves the marriage with tears in their eyes. After the wedding, Jiang Jiao uses all the accumulated home leave he's saved up over several years. They stay behind closed doors day and night, and have two children in a year. The leadership: … - Please add my second upcoming story to your collections: “Marrying into the Duke's Household” Gu Chaohuan is beautiful but spoiled. One day, she discovers that her fiance, Qi Ting, has been secretly seeing her half-sister. The two are caught in the act, and the elders decide to switch the marriages. Qi Ting refuses, insisting he will marry no one but Gu Chaohuan. The elders are caught in a dilemma, since the Yong'an Marquis Household has fallen out of imperial favor, while the Duke of Zhenguo's household is flourishing. The heir to the Duke's household had an accident last year and remains unconscious. Qi Ting, as the second son, is about to become the next heir. Gu Chaohuan dons her red wedding veil and turns to marry Qi Jun, the heir to the Duke of Zhenguo's household, whom everyone avoids like a snake whether his eyes are open or shut. Theme: Adapt to the times and work together to create a better life.