My Sweet, Sultry Wife: The Military Officer's Endless Devotion in the 1970S

(A cozy, everyday family story + no sent-down-to-the-countryside or military life + a pocket space with little presence + a dramatic, high-maintenance heroine) (A 30-centimeter height difference: a 187-centimeter, perceptive, aloof, wife-doting hero vs. a 157-centimeter, petite, soft-bodied heroine with a sweet, coy voice) Other people's children do everything they can to avoid being sent down to the countryside. The third daughter of the Su family is different: she'd rather starve herself than eat than give up the chance to go, all for the sake of a man! After transmigrating into a book, Su Wei'an has no plans to compete with her best friend for a man, much less chase after one to the countryside like the ill-fated supporting character in the story, only to end up widowed while young and lose her daughter in middle age. She readily agrees to the marriage her parents have arranged for her. But after they marry, she looks at the mighty man who punched a bear to death and instinctively swallows: He looks so fair and clean-cut, so how come he's so savage? Kuang Yunxiao marries a sweet, soft little wife at his mother's command. He isn't at all pleased with this wife, who can't lift a finger to help with anything. But she loves looking at him with those soft, dewy eyes, and is always speaking to him in a coy, shy voice... Faced with his little wife, who gets dripping wet from the lightest pinch, the usually fearless, iron-boned man is suddenly at a loss: Can someone tell him how to tame this changeable little vixen?