A Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Villainess Ex-Wife Is Too Alluring

[Military Marriage + Sweet, Satisfying Pampering + Marriage Before Love + Life with the Troops + Fictional Setting]

[Delicate Young Lady + Officer Who Seems Chaste but Is Actually Intensely Possessive]

Warning: This is a fictional setting. Don't overthink it. Any differences from history are entirely the author's invention.

After an accident, Zhi Chuchu discovers that she's transmigrated into a period novel as a cannon-fodder villainess: the fussy ex-wife of the male lead who cheated on him.

In the book, she's a beauty who gets away with everything, an empty vase with nothing but her looks.

She doesn't like her husband's coldness, and she doesn't want to follow him to a deserted island. To get back at him, she cheats with her childhood sweetheart and insists on a divorce until she gets her way.

But her childhood sweetheart is a wolf in sheep's clothing. He gets her pregnant, then turns around and marries another woman, mocking her for reaching beyond her station.

With no other choice, she returns to her family, only for them to despise her for disgracing them and throw her out.

The original heroine, homeless and wandering the streets, runs into a fugitive thug and eventually dies in the chaos.

When she dies, not a single person is by her side. In the end, it's her ex-husband who comes to claim her body.

After their divorce, her ex-husband rises steadily through the ranks and becomes an official so prominent that she can only see him on television. Only then does she learn that his family has impeccable revolutionary credentials, though they always kept a low profile.

Transmigrated Zhi Chuchu: ???

There's no way she'd do something so stupid. Luckily, when she transmigrated, the original heroine had only been secretly thinking about cheating, but hadn't acted on it yet.

If she clings to her husband before they get divorced, maybe she won't have to go hungry in this strange era?

She sniffles miserably. She's never suffered hardship before, so why did she have to transmigrate into a period novel as an evil cannon-fodder character?