Military Marriage in the Seventies: The Young Wolfish Officer Is So Clingy

Jiang Yiwan is trapped in a carefully laid scheme by her stepmother, who is forcing her into marriage. With nowhere left to turn, she flees home on the night of her wedding. Her pursuers are close behind. In her panic, Jiang Yiwan grabs a stranger at the train station and blurts out, “This is my fiancé!” The man she grabs, Gu Linzhou, recognizes her at once as the woman who saved him six years ago. He steps in to help and offers her a ride to the capital. But fate takes an unexpected turn, and a stunning twist catches them both off guard: The beautiful woman before him is the very fiancée he fled from in the middle of the night, desperate to escape their engagement! When Jiang Yiwan tries to pull away, Gu Linzhou grabs her wrist and holds on tight, his gaze stubborn and burning: “You're already here. You're not leaving!” Jiang Yiwan's cheeks flush as doubts fill her heart. “But I'm older than you.” “A woman three years older brings a golden brick. I don't mind one bit.” “But your mother may not accept me, and your family won't believe me.” “It doesn't matter whether anyone else believes you. I do.” Her future mother-in-law is calculating, and the Lu family's affairs are tangled and troublesome. One challenge after another comes her way. None of the neighbors or family friends think this hasty match will work, and they quietly wait to see her struggle at every turn. In the eyes of outsiders, Gu Linzhou is a young military officer, decisive and ruthless on the battlefield, a man no one dares approach. But with Jiang Yiwan, he turns into an clingy little wolf dog with an all-consuming possessiveness.