The 60s Supporting Actress Wants to Remarry—Rough Soldier Officer Panicked

【Historical · Romance · Family · Comedy · Slow Life】

Jiang Xizhu stays up all night drawing, only to open her eyes and find herself in a period novel as the countryside fiancée who dies young in the story’s male lead’s line.

The former fiancé is already married.

Through a twist of fate, she ends up marrying a filthy, ragtag husband.

People say she is shameless for still clinging to her former fiancé even though she has a husband? Fine, she’ll turn things around with a single report letter and ruin the former fiancé’s reputation.

He was able to become a soldier by stealing my brother’s slot! Even his enlistment travel money was paid by my family!

Trying to throw money at her?!

Of course she’ll take the money, but as for making peace? Not a chance! The scumbag man and the green-tea woman can forget about escaping.

They say country girls are uneducated? She personally draws a legal-education comic series and it becomes famous all over the country!

They say she’s ugly? She wipes off the heavy makeup and becomes the military district’s number one beauty!

Although her family is poor enough to have bare walls, suffer hardship? She’s a modern rich second generation, and she cannot stand that at all.

What? That filthy, unhygienic ragged husband of hers is actually the early-dead capital city military third generation from the original novel?

Clinging to his thigh means future survivor benefits, and having a child means guaranteed support for the rest of life!

Too filthy... she can’t bring herself to kiss him. What should she do?

He is even poorer than she is, and still eats her rations every month. What should she do?

Maybe... let him introduce a husband for his future ex-wife?

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"Help me. If I marry up successfully, I’ll divorce you, keep the wedding gift money, and give you three years’ worth of meat-filled flatbreads too."

"Only a dog would want a divorce. After I wash up, I’m actually pretty good-looking, and my family is richer than his. Why don’t you give me another try?"

"No, you’re dirty and poor."

The thing Chen Qingshan regrets most is arguing reason with his wife when she wanted a divorce, and not knowing better when his wife climbed into his bed.

If he could do it all over again, he would definitely flip things around and pin her down, and never again spout nonsense about how women need to be independent.