The Beautiful Woman’s Mistaken Marriage as a Military Wife [1970s]

The beautiful Su Rui transmigrated into a period novel and suddenly recalled the tragic fate of the original owner—forced into a faraway marriage in a poor mountainous region and tormented until her death.

As a female supporting character doomed to be plagued by troublesome suitors, Su Rui refused to be cannon fodder. Having survived until now, she had only two wishes:

Marry a live-in husband.

Become the most capable woman in Xiaoba Village.

To avoid being married off to the infamous village madman by her stepmother, she temporarily kept a low profile and tactfully agreed to her stepsister’s suggestion—an arranged meeting with a pen pal.

But what kind of good man could her stepsister introduce?

A labor reform convict!

While others found love online, she embarked on a disastrous romance.

When he talked about astronomy and geography, she spouted nonsense.

When he spoke of love and devotion, she declared herself cold-hearted.

With bold and reckless moves, she tried everything to make him break up with her.

Yet, despite her constant perfunctory responses and repeated provocations, he never let go?

In the end, she finally found an excuse to dump him and felt utterly relieved.

From then on, she focused on her grand plans—patrolling the mountains, catching spies, beating up hooligans, leading women’s strikes, and hanging rotten suitors upside down for a whipping with chili oil-dipped ropes…

Until one day, a military vehicle arrived.

A high-ranking officer stepped down, dressed in a crisp military uniform, his strikingly handsome face composed, and his phoenix eyes gazing deeply at her… as if she were a heartless little scoundrel.

Su Rui: Why is the male lead here?!

Wait, what’s with that look in his eyes?!

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Fang Chiye had always been emotionally detached, repeatedly refusing the organization’s matchmaking efforts. From birth to sixty years old, he remained a lifelong bachelor. As a major character in the period novel, he had never been romantically involved with any woman.

The day he saw that bright and lively photograph, he felt absolutely nothing.

Fang Chiye: A misdelivered letter? This must be an enemy spy’s honey trap.

A few days later: Reply and see what trick she’s playing.

A few months later: Dump me? She dumped me?!

Half a year later: I must marry her home!

But… why did she look like she wanted nothing to do with him?