Transmigrated to the 1970s, She Married the Wrong Military Officer

Modern fashion designer Lin Yujiao dies in a car accident—only to wake up in 1978 in the body of a twenty-year-old woman who shares her exact name. But her second chance at life is anything but peaceful. The original Lin Yujiao has just lost both of her parents, leaving her alone against relatives determined to seize everything they left behind. They want her family’s house. They want her father’s factory position. And when intimidation fails, they are even willing to destroy her reputation and force her into an unwanted marriage. The young woman they once knew might have been helpless against them. The new Lin Yujiao is not. Armed with the experience of her previous life—and a mysterious space containing her modern apartment and supplies—Lin Yujiao refuses to let anyone decide her fate. Still, surviving alone in the 1970s is not easy for an unmarried young woman without parents to protect her. Then Auntie Cuihua, her late mother’s closest friend, reminds her of something she had nearly forgotten. Years ago, Lin Yujiao’s father, Lin Dajun, made a childhood marriage agreement with an old military comrade. His daughter was to marry the other man’s son when they came of age. That son’s name was Qin Weiguo. Now twenty-six and serving in the military, Qin Weiguo may be Lin Yujiao’s best chance to escape the relatives determined to control her life. Carrying an old letter containing his name and military address, Lin Yujiao leaves her village and travels across the country to find the man she believes is her childhood fiancé. When she finally reaches the military compound and asks for Qin Weiguo, she finds exactly that. Or so she thinks. The Qin Weiguo standing before her is a handsome, capable regimental commander who has remained unmarried despite years of pressure from his superiors and family to settle down. He, too, knows that a marriage was arranged for him when he was young. And the young woman who suddenly appears before him seems to fit everything he knows about that arrangement. Neither realizes that an extraordinary coincidence has brought together two people who were never actually betrothed to each other. There is another Qin Weiguo. And there is another Lin girl. But neither of them knows that yet. Believing they are honoring an agreement made by their families—and each having practical reasons for needing the marriage—Lin Yujiao and Qin Weiguo decide to marry. What begins as an arrangement of convenience slowly becomes something neither expected. Behind the regimental commander’s stern and disciplined exterior is a dependable, protective, and unexpectedly devoted husband. And behind Lin Yujiao’s lively personality is a fiercely independent woman who refuses to let the limitations of the era determine what her life can become. Through everyday quarrels, laughter, friendship, hardship, and quiet acts of affection, their practical marriage gradually turns into something real. They build a home. They build a life. And without realizing when it happened, they fall in love. Then, one year after their marriage, the truth finally comes to light. Lin Yujiao encounters the wife of another serviceman and learns that the woman’s husband is also named Qin Weiguo. Suddenly, all the small details that never quite made sense begin falling into place. The man who wrote to Lin Yujiao’s father years ago was Qin Jianguo. But the father of the man she married is Qin Bozheng. Lin Yujiao had found the wrong Qin Weiguo. At almost the same time, another young woman arrives at the military compound looking for Regiment Commander Qin. Her name is Lin Jiaojiao. And she claims to be his childhood fiancée. Only then does the extraordinary mistake become clear. Lin Yujiao found the wrong Qin Weiguo. Qin Weiguo married the wrong Lin girl. The childhood engagement Lin Yujiao traveled across the country to fulfill belonged to another man. And the woman Regiment Commander Qin Weiguo was originally supposed to marry was someone else entirely. They were never supposed to find each other. They were never supposed to marry. But after a year of sharing a home, building a family, facing hardships together, and falling in love… Does it really matter? Because somewhere between a mistaken name, an old letter, an accidental marriage, and a twist of fate neither could have imagined, Lin Yujiao and Qin Weiguo discovered something far more powerful than an arrangement made by their parents. They chose each other. Two mistaken identities. One accidental marriage. And a love that proves fate does not always need to get the names right. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated to the 1970s, She Married the Wrong Military Officer — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠