Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the 1970s: My Fiance Ran Off, So I Married His Younger Brother

When Su Tang opens her eyes, she's become the male lead Huo Zhanhuai's wicked ex-wife in a historical-era novel.

The original owner used a past kindness to demand repayment, forcing Huo Zhanhuai's older brother to marry her. He was so frightened that he ran away in the middle of the night, so she used every means at her disposal to force Huo Zhanhuai to marry her instead.

After they married, she caused trouble day and night, turning the Huo household upside down and even angering Grandpa Huo to death. In a fit of rage, Huo Zhanhuai had her thrown into a psychiatric hospital.

She still wouldn't behave. She eloped with a loafer, only to end up sold into the mountains and dying of the stench after falling headfirst into a pigsty.

Tang Tang doesn't want to be sold into the mountains, much less stink to death.

She wants to stay alive, make money, and keep a handsome young man as her lover so she can live it up.

To save her life, she writes Huo Zhanhuai a letter asking for a divorce in the middle of the night.

She thinks Huo Zhanhuai will be eager to divorce her so he can be with the woman he loves.

But on the day they go to the marriage registry to get divorced, the man, usually cool, restrained, and untouchable, pins her against a wall like a madman. "Divorce? Not in this life, or the next!"

No one knows that on the night Huo Zhanhuai and his older brother went on a mission together, a woman had stumbled into his arms. She had a slender waist, delicate bones, and a captivating beauty, and both brothers fell in love with her at first sight.

But he had already been forced to marry, and, ashamed of himself, he didn't dare indulge in wishful thinking.

Only later did he learn that the girl who appeared in his dreams every night was his wife, whom he had never met and had always despised...