Transmigrated into a Book Set in the ’80S: I Drove the Cold Military Officer Wild with Desire

Shen Tang transmigrates into a period novel called Sweet Wife of the Eighties: The Cold-Faced Officer Dotes on Her Without Restraint. In the original story, the heroine, Jiang Xiaoyue, is a determined woman who passes the technical college entrance exam and lands a job in the government. She secures a coveted iron rice bowl and marries the most formidable officer in the Beijing military compound. Meanwhile, Shen Tang is a cannon-fodder supporting character, stupid and cruel, who keeps trying to seduce the male lead, Lu Jin, with despicable, vicious methods. She meets a tragic end. Yeah, right. Men are about as reliable as pigs climbing trees. She decides to focus on getting into university, then become a civil servant and live off the state. As Shen Tang grows more and more impressive, Jiang Xiaoyue starts to feel threatened. Her schemes backfire, and she gets face-slapped instead. The aloof young Master Lu is gradually drawn to Shen Tang, going from disliking her to falling head over heels. One day, Lu Jin wraps an arm around her waist. “Could you skip university? I’ll support you.”