A 1970s Life: Fighting the Worst, Remarrying a Soldier, and Having Three Babies

[Scheming, Arrogant, Abstinent Young Officer VS. Soft, Sweet Girl Who Transmigrated Into a Book] + Both Pure

Su Ying stayed up all night reading a novel and was just about to start cursing at it.

Then, in a moment of carelessness, she died of overwork. When she opened her eyes again, she had transmigrated into a book set in the 1970s, an era of food and clothing shortages, and even got a green hat thrown in for free.

She broke off her engagement on the spot, only to catch the eye of the tall, broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, scheming young officer Lu Dongsheng, who lived next door.

Lu Dongsheng thought: He's cold and calculating, just a poor soldier with no money or influence. If Su Ying marries him, she'll have a hard life.

Su Ying thought: The men in this village are poor and lazy, full of bad habits and idle all day. Lu Dongsheng is handsome and well-off. Once I find a steady job, our life will only get better.

The one thing Su Ying didn't expect was that the man who, in the book, worked overtime every night and never came home was now coming home every day to work the night shift.

She was on the verge of tears as he held her by the waist and coaxed her hoarsely by the ear.

"Wifey, just hold on a little longer."

A year into their marriage, she rubbed her aching back, sensing something was off.

The second year, looking at the child in her arms, she felt even more certain something was wrong.

She only wanted to ask: Weren't you supposed to be rich, free, and never home?

Weren't we supposed to keep to ourselves and have nothing to do with each other?

Only when she saw the three chubby babies trailing behind her did Su Ying finally realize the truth.

Author, you tricked me...