Transmigrated to the 1970s: I Make the Ice-Cold Young Officer Lose His Cool

[1970s + Transmigration + Male Rivals Compete for Her + Period Setting + Medical Skills + Pocket Dimension + Faking Her Death]

Genius doctor Ruan Liuzheng died, then came back to life. She also remembered her mission as someone who had transmigrated: win over the male lead who had awakened to his true nature in the book.

Damn it, she had lost her memories for several years and even ended up with a boyfriend.

Shen Que was domineering and wild. Before leaving on a mission, he pinned her down, gripping her soft waist, and murmured intimately against her ear, “Zhengzheng, your body and your heart are both mine.”

A man's life is more important than anything!

Ruan Liuzheng wrote him a letter. They had to have a proper breakup ceremony.

Then she went along with events and successfully headed to the countryside after being “set up.”

Fate, here I come!

When Xie Jinghuai, the awakened male lead, first met Ruan Liuzheng, he didn't even look at her.

“This woman's voice is as boneless as her body.”

Ruan Liuzheng: ???

Later, after she kept seeking refuge in his arms, making him get up every night to wash the sheets, she started avoiding him instead.

Xie Jinghuai went mad.

He cornered her against the wall. “Ruan Liuzheng, sexual harassment is punishable by firing squad. Come on, we're filing a marriage application today.”

Who could have guessed that the next day, Shen Que would kick open her door, his eyes bloodshot?

“Zhengzheng, you're getting married?”

He turned toward Xie Jinghuai, who had rushed in, and punched him.

“Xie Jinghuai, are you looking to die?”

(A friendly reminder: Both men are devoted to their country and will never cross the line on matters of principle. Their rivalry is open and aboveboard. The heroine is sweet, soft, and beautiful, with a calculating, green-tea side; she's a wicked beauty, but also rational and clear-headed. Her goal from beginning to end is to complete her mission, and later on she will fake her death. If that bothers you, don't read~ dear~)