I Transmigrated into a Book Set in the Seventies: The Chubby Army Wife Becomes a Role Model for the Entire Army

The gluttonous Yang Caifeng quit her office job, opened a restaurant, and became a rich beauty. She'd seen it all and taken it all in stride, believing that staying unmarried and childless was the key to a peaceful life. Eating delicious food and admiring handsome men, she lived a carefree, happy life, until she choked to death on a chestnut.

When she wakes up, she finds herself in the body of a fat military wife with the same name in a period novel. The original owner was greedy and dim-witted, always dragging her husband down. Yang Caifeng takes one look at the woman's husband and likes what she sees. They've already got a marriage certificate, so why not stay married? If he's her type, she should be the one to make a move.

But Captain Zhou is not only aloof, he acts completely differently in public and in private. He lays down three rules: food and lodging included, sex not included. Yang Caifeng's old-lady heart keeps fluttering, and she wants to pounce on him every chance she gets, but he never gives her an opening. She seriously suspects he can't perform.

If she can't handle the man, she'll work on her figure and make money. Once she's turned her life around, she'll dump this impotent man!

But after she becomes beautiful and rich, the male lead starts coaxing her and pampering her like a queen.

Hmph, men!