A 1970s Military Marriage and Tidal Flats: The Tough Soldier Cherishes His Wife

[Transmigrate Into a Book] [Military Marriage] [Marriage First, Love Later] [Research Powerhouse] [Raising Kids on a Remote Island]

Mu Tang was an older unmarried woman working at a modern research institute. Her parents were driving her crazy with their relentless matchmaking, so she went on a trip to unwind. But she got caught in a maritime disaster and died, only to become a hopelessly lovesick supporting character in a novel set in the 1970s.

The original owner had let her childhood sweetheart's mother trick her into giving her job to his younger sister. She had even willingly gone to the countryside for re-education, just because his mother promised to approve their marriage if she did. Once she returned, they would get married.

The original owner's mother objected, but the original owner actually tried to hang herself to force the issue. And that was how another Mu Tang came to be. Well, forget those empty promises and freeloading off her job. She'd take her tough-as-nails mother and demand money and a job in person.

She thought finding a job with her own skills would be easy, but her education was a limitation, and no one would even take her seriously. Her family arranged a blind date for her over the New Year. Mu Tang figured that marrying a soldier would be a good idea: living apart would make it feel like she wasn't married, and she'd avoid the relentless matchmaking she suffered in her previous life. But she hadn't counted on having to join him at his post...

She thought joining him would lead to endless chaos, but her blind date was actually quite nice, aside from his intimidating looks. Not loving her was his only real flaw. Well, they could each just live their own lives.

On the island, the heroine modifies firearms and water-filtration systems, builds a counter-surveillance System, and catches spies. Her series of feats leaves everyone stunned.