Transmigrated Into a Book Set in the 1970s: My Fiance Ran Off, So I Married His Younger Brother

When Su Tang opened her eyes, she'd become the vicious ex-wife of the male lead, Huo Zhanhuai, in a period novel.

The original owner used a favor to demand that Huo Zhanhuai's older brother marry her. He was so terrified that he ran off in the middle of the night, so she used every means at her disposal to force Huo Zhanhuai to marry her instead.

After the wedding, she made a scene every day, turned the Huo household upside down, and even angered Grandpa Huo to death. In a fit of rage, Huo Zhanhuai had her sent to a mental hospital.

She still wouldn't behave. She eloped with a good-for-nothing thug and was eventually sold into the mountains, where she fell into a pigsty and died of the stench.

Su Tang doesn't want to be sold into the mountains, much less stink to death.

She wants to stay alive, make money, and keep a handsome young lover so she can enjoy herself.

To save her life, she writes Huo Zhanhuai a letter asking for a divorce in the middle of the night.

She thinks Huo Zhanhuai will be eager to divorce her so he can live happily ever after with the woman he loves.

But on the day they go to the civil affairs bureau to get divorced, the man, usually cool-headed, restrained, and utterly unattainable, goes wild and corners her against the wall. "Divorce? Not in this life!"

No one knows that on the night Huo Zhanhuai and his older brother went on a mission together, a woman fell into his arms. With her delicate waist and captivating beauty, she won both brothers' hearts at first sight.

But he had already been forced to marry, and felt unworthy of her. He didn't dare dream of anything more.

Only later did he discover that the girl who visited his dreams night after night was his wife, the woman he'd never met and had always despised...