The Spoiled Heiress Joins the Army, and the Stoic Tough Guy Does the Laundry

[Transmigrate into a book set in the 1970s / marriage first, love later / taking down the villains / devoted husband / everyday life] Su Tang, a medical expert in the modern era, transmigrates into the book as a pampered young lady from Shanghai in the 1970s. To protect her, her parents send her to the military family compound with all their assets. The original Su Tang was used to being spoiled. She causes a scene wherever she goes at the compound, and eventually gets divorced and meets a miserable end. Knowing the plot, Su Tang understands that the only person who can protect her is the husband she's never even met. But even after bracing herself, Su Tang swallows nervously when she arrives at the compound and comes face to face with her cold, rugged husband. He looks so fierce. What if he hits me? Lu Xiao's parents arranged his marriage, and he'd never met Su Tang. All he knew was that his wife was a pampered young lady who'd never lifted a finger around the house. He looked down on her bourgeois ways and had no particular fondness for Su Tang. The day Su Tang arrived at the compound with her marriage certificate, Lu Xiao took her luggage with a cold expression, only to find his hands full of soft, warm things. His little wife rose onto her toes to tie on a scarf she'd knitted herself and said in her soft, lilting accent, “I heard the northwest wind cuts like a knife, so I added cashmere.” The man's Adam's apple bobbed. His ears turned red as he picked up all her belongings. City people were good at sweet-talking. He wouldn't fall for that. But later, whenever Su Tang used those words to coax him, Lu Xiao would have moved heaven and earth to pluck the stars for her.