The 1980S: I Became the Jilted Bride Every Man in the Company Wants

[Aloof regiment commander vs. beautiful rural student, transmigrates into a book, both devoted only to each other, patriotism and family values] Lin Qing’er transmigrates into a book overnight, landing in the 1980s. Her parents are dead, and her fiancé has run away from their wedding. Her fiancé, Xiao Yunzheng, who lives in the capital, fled the wedding to join the army and was sent to the front lines. Before leaving, he even made his position clear: “I’d rather die on foreign soil than come back and marry her!” From then on, she becomes the “demon woman” from the neighboring villages whom no one will marry. Her older brother, Lin Cheng, is afraid his own sister will never find a husband, so he goes around the military camp promoting her to everyone he meets. “My sister’s kind, capable, and a great cook. She’d make the perfect wife!” But his comrades take one look at his dark, sturdy build and round, slightly chubby face, then shake their heads and back away. If her own brother looks like that, how pretty can his sister be? Then Lin Cheng is wounded and hospitalized, and Lin Qing’er hurries over to care for him. Everyone finally sees what the company commander’s younger sister really looks like, and they’re stunned by her beauty. The entire military compound erupts! Lin Cheng awkwardly scratches his head. “I forgot to mention, my sister takes after our mother.” Xiao Yunzheng, the regiment commander, is aloof and chaste and has never shown interest in women. But the moment he sees her, his gaze darkens. “But, Commander, she’s the fiancée you just broke off the engagement with!” Sure enough, the story follows the route of marriage first, love later, and the husband’s redemption arc. Lin Qing’er also thinks she’s in a story about a supporting character’s comeback. But beneath the mysteries surrounding her origins, those words, “If I were an ordinary man, I’d definitely choose you. But I happen to be a soldier,” send her right back to square one. But is that really the truth? Note: The story is set in a fictional historical world.