Transmigrated into a Book: The Rugged 1970S Army Officer Is Obsessed with His Wife

Violin prodigy Meng Yu wakes up in the body of Meng Duoyu, a country girl married off in her sister’s place. Sweeping the floor kicks up a dust storm, and when she cooks, she pours a month’s worth of oil into the pot… Her newly discharged husband even suspects she’s a spy. One night, Miss Meng Yu’s temper flares. She presses her soft, fair foot against the man’s wheat-colored chest and gives an imperious little huff. “You used to treat me like a spy. So don’t come near me!” The man sighs helplessly and takes her dainty foot in his large hand. “You can’t blame me. You suddenly couldn’t lift anything or do any heavy work. Who wouldn’t have suspected you?” Yu means the most beautiful jade. Duoyu means surplus. Though she was saddled with a life as the surplus daughter, she became the most treasured piece of jade in the palm of this stern officer’s hand.