Traveling Back to the 1970s with a Pet Beast Her Ex-husband a Military Officer Acts as Her Matchmaker

Xia Yuge, a genius soul beast master, unexpectedly transmigrated into the 1970s and became an orphaned girl whose parents had passed away—only to be publicly jilted by her fiancé. “These days we stand for free love. Our engagement was arranged by our parents in the old feudal way. As a soldier, I must answer the nation’s call to tear down feudal customs. Whether you agree or not, I’m ending this engagement today!” Gu Nianchen waved the written notice of broken engagement, speaking with righteous confidence. Slap! Xia Yuge smacked him straight across the face. “Break it off—fine. But you’ll meet my terms,” she said coldly. Gu Nianchen: “???” “One thousand yuan in compensation. And you’ll take me to the military base… and introduce me to a decent man who catches my fancy.” “Xia Yuge, have you lost your mind? You want *me* to find you a husband? How dare you!” Gu Nianchen stared at her as if seeing a ghost. “If not, then I’ll move to the base as a military spouse. After all—by law and by name—I am your rightful fiancée.” Gu Nianchen: “You’re ruthless! Fine—money and a match, I’ll do it!” He gritted his teeth and agreed, thinking only of the woman he truly loved. A flower tended wither; a slip of branch thrives to shade. When Xia Yuge truly found her match—and became the wife of Gu Nianchen’s superior officer—Gu Nianchen was consumed by regret. But Lu Tingxiao gave him not the slightest chance to mend things. On their wedding night, Lu Tingxiao claimed Xia Yuge not just for this life… but for the next, and all the lives to come. “Lu Tingxiao… that’s a little too domineering, isn’t it?” “My wife, blame me not. The truth is—I simply refuse to ever regret this.” Gu Nianchen, weeping inwardly: I’m the one who regrets it… so much… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Traveling Back to the 1970s with a Pet Beast Her Ex-husband a Military Officer Acts as Her Matchmaker — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠