My Cousin Swapped Our Marriages, and I Only Learned How Great a Military Marriage Could Be After Marrying a Rugged Man

Lu Jin transmigrates into a male-oriented period novel and becomes the doormat her entire family leeches off.

Three days after arriving, her grandmother calls her over. "Your cousin has her eye on your fiancé. You two should switch betrothals."

With a few words, they think they can swap her whole life around.

Her cousin gets the factory technician, while Lu Jin is handed He Chenguang, a manual laborer. Everyone says she got the raw end of the deal.

Only Lu Jin knows that in a few years, that technician won’t even be worthy of carrying He Chेंguang’s shoes.

She doesn’t cry or make a scene. She keeps sewing a shoe sole and looks up. "We can switch betrothals."

But dividing the family, compensation, and IOUs are all nonnegotiable!

Her cousin marries into a "good family" in grand style, while Lu Jin turns around and drags that "laborer" off to register their marriage.

Later, the marriage her cousin bangs her head and threatens suicide to hold on to becomes a butcher’s-block affair;

meanwhile, the man Lu Jin once thought she couldn’t show off transforms into an officer and declares before the whole family:

"My wife is Lu Jin."

Later still, Lu Jin digs out a yellowed marriage application. It’s dated three years ago, and the woman’s name is hers.

"You knew me all along?"

He pulls her into his arms. "You saved me three years ago. When I agreed to switch betrothals, I only wanted to protect you. But now..."

"Wifey, I struck gold."