My 1980S Wife Is Too Good at Flirting: General, Please Keep Your Cool

【A cold, abstinent, no-nonsense colonel vs. a sweet, gentle, ambitious beauty from the countryside. Transmigration into a book. Both are romantically inexperienced.】 On his way back to Beiping after completing a mission, Lu Tingxiao ran into a charming beauty. The woman in his arms made him think of warmth and softness, jade-like skin and delicate bones. His heart raced. But when he looked down, he realized she was the woman who had tried to manipulate him and climb the social ladder, only to be harshly rejected by him. He had arranged for her to stay in the old house next door, and every day Lu Tingxiao racked his brains trying to come up with an excuse to visit her. Lin Jingshu transmigrated into a book set in the 1980s and became a vicious female supporting character. The kind whose entire family were villains. She arrived just as the villagers were pointing fingers at her, and her reputation was already in tatters because she had tried to marry up. She packed her things and took her whole family to Beiping. Her mother could sew? Perfect. Lin Jingshu knew all the latest styles. Before long, clothes from “Lin’s Custom Tailoring” were impossible to get. Her younger brother had a talent for physics? Then she’d make sure he applied himself and became a scientist capable of building aircraft carriers. Determined not to fall back into the original plot, she worked diligently and never once went out of her way to bother Lu Tingxiao. But Lu Tingxiao was an exceptionally responsible man. He wouldn’t rest easy until her family was completely settled in Beiping. Using that as his excuse, he insisted on involving himself in everything. Lin Jingshu figured he simply didn’t trust her and was afraid she’d cause trouble. That is, until he found the bundle of love letters in her bag. The man said sternly, “You have exams coming up. Don’t date and let it distract you from your studies.” Lin Jingshu agreed, but as soon as she graduated, he dragged her off to the marriage registry.