A 1970s Military Marriage and Tidal Flats: The Tough Soldier Cherishes His Wife

[Transmigrate Into a Book] [Military Marriage] [Marriage First, Love Later] [Research Genius] [Raising Kids on a Sea Island]

Mu Tang was an older unmarried woman working at a modern research institute. Her parents were driving her crazy with their desperate attempts to get her married, so she went traveling to relax. Who knew she'd die in a shipwreck and become a hopelessly love-struck supporting female character in a novel set in the 1970s?

The original owner's job had been sweet-talked away by her childhood sweetheart's mother and given to his younger sister. On top of that, she'd willingly gone to the countryside for reeducation, all for the promise from her sweetheart's mother that they'd get married once she returned.

The original owner's mother disagreed, but who could have imagined the original owner would try to force her hand by hanging herself? That's what brought another Mu Tang here. Hah! No more empty promises and taking her job for free. She takes her formidable mother along to demand money and the job back.

She thought finding a job would be easy with her abilities, but her lack of credentials meant no one would believe her. Then her family arranged a New Year blind date. Mu Tang thought marrying a soldier would be perfect: living apart would make it feel like she wasn't married, and she'd avoid the relentless matchmaking that plagued her in her previous life. What a great plan. But then she had to... join the army and move with him.

She thought life with the army would be chaotic, but the man from the blind date was actually quite nice, aside from looking fierce and a little scary. His only flaw was that he didn't love her. Well, they could each live their own lives just fine.

On the sea island, the heroine modifies firearms and water filtration systems, builds counterintelligence systems, and catches spies. Her series of moves leaves everyone stunned.