Following the Army in the Seventies: A Sweet Young Educated Woman Gets Rich with Her Space

[Transmigrate into a Book + Sweet Romance + Pocket Dimension + Getting Rich]

Zhou Manman, a genius traditional Chinese medicine doctor, transmigrates into a book and becomes a beautiful but brainless villainess.

In the novel, the original owner is a sent-down youth who marries Gu Linchuan, a disabled big shot, then makes a scene at every turn and meets a tragic end.

After transmigrating, Zhou Manman is forced to bind herself to an “intimate space.”

Looking at the male lead’s handsome, spirited face, his eight-pack abs, and his sturdy, mountain-like build, she suddenly feels that completing her mission to win him over won’t be hard at all.

The first time they meet, she can’t help wrapping her arms around him and feeling his abs.

The second time, she can’t resist kissing him on the lips.

She wants to devour him whole every chance she gets.

But the man, cold as ice, remains unmoved by her seduction.

Once the supplies in her space have piled up, Zhou Manman casually heals Gu Linchuan’s leg and makes a run for it.

Before long, however, the man catches her and brings her back.

The usually aloof, abstinent man now has unmistakable desire in his eyes.

His dark eyes fierce, he pins her against the wall. “Manman, you used me and ran? I’ll have to teach you a proper lesson.”

The next day, Zhou Manman clutches her aching waist, on the verge of tears.

What happened to the cold, abstinent man? Why is he a completely different person in private?