[Military Marriage] [Period Setting] [Best Friends] [Both Transmigrate] [Traditional Chinese Medicine] [Pocket Dimension] [Face-Slapping] [Love After Marriage]
Others mooch off their parents. She mooches off her best friend.
After transmigrating, Qiao Yue finds herself in a book, as a newlywed whose memory is impaired. She has been married to a soldier for just one month.
Having read the story, she knows what's coming:
Her parents-in-law will die in an accident, and her naive sister-in-law will be framed by a scumbag and lose her reputation.
Her soldier husband and second brother-in-law will go missing during a mission, leaving behind only an empty grave.
The lazy original owner and her sister-in-law, who refuses to return to her hometown after getting married, will end up with one dead and one injured.
After transmigrating into the book, she steels herself and warns her father-in-law to be careful around the reservoir and her sister-in-law to stay away from that scumbag.
Who could have guessed that her sweet, adorable best friend would transmigrate into the book too, and become her sister-in-law?
But watching her best friend find happiness makes Qiao Yue jealous, so she decides to give her tall, long-legged, handsome bargain of a husband a try.
Only after trying him does she understand just how true the saying is: the best men are given to the country.
When people slander traditional Chinese medicine, they cure the illnesses those people can't.
When people slander their loved ones, they find evidence and expose the scumbags.
When people slander their backgrounds, they let their achievements speak for themselves.
After Qiao Yue turns the plot upside down, she finally understands that friendship, love, and family have always been by her side. She had simply been blinded by others.
