An Accidental Military Marriage
An Accidental Military Marriage
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Jiang Moli transmigrated into a period novel as the villainous stepsister.
In the book, the original owner’s childhood fiancé fell in love with her stepsister, Jiang Qing, at first sight and insisted on breaking off the engagement to marry Jiang Qing instead.
The original owner cried, caused scenes, and even threatened suicide, yet still failed to stop the engagement from being called off. In a fit of rage, she ran to stop the train her fiancé was taking
—and was struck to death.
Jiang Moli thought, “What a bizarre way to die!”
Fortunately, her goal isn’t to fight the female lead over a man.
As long as she becomes disliked and detested by everyone, achieving the “Public Enemy” accomplishment, she can return to her original world with 100 million yuan and live as a rich woman.
——
On the day her fiancé came to break off the engagement, Jiang Moli mistakenly identified the male lead as him.
She lists her demands without blinking: full betrothal gifts, his entire salary handed over monthly, no housework, no living with in-laws, no children.
“If you can't agree, stop wasting my time.”
The man replied seriously, “I’ll give you the betrothal gift, and I’ll hand over my salary. But I won’t be coming home often. Can you accept that?”
Deal. Absolute deal. A marriage where the husband is never around? She hit the jackpot.
——
Then her stepsister introduces her actual fiancé at the family dinner — and Moli slowly turns to the man beside her.
“If he's Zhang Jiaming... then who are you?”
“Lu Cheng. Jiaming's superior”
Jiang Moli: !!!
——
Zhang Jiaming was already in love with someone else, but the outdated burden of a childhood engagement left him with no choice but to ask Lu Cheng for help.
Lu Cheng readily accompanied his subordinate to persuade the woman to agree to the broken engagement.
The woman was vain, greedy, delicate, and unbearably pretentious—
But undeniably beautiful.
Since he was already involved, Lu Cheng decided to go all the way and marry her himself, lest she go on to plague someone else.
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Chapter List
- Chapter 41: She’s Really a Piece of Work
- Chapter 42: A War of Words with a Host of Fools
- Chapter 43: Able to Argue and Coax
- Chapter 44: Riding on the Mother-in-law’s Head
- Chapter 45: Turning on Family
- Chapter 46: Just Playing to Piss You Off
- Chapter 47: I Can’t Get Pregnant and Run Away, Can I?
- Chapter 48: Training the Daughter-in-law
- Chapter 49: I’m Going to Wash the Dishes!!
- Chapter 50: A Taste of Her Own Medicine
- Chapter 51: Be Jiang Moli’s Stepmother?
- Chapter 52: Jiang Qing is Disliked by Her Mother-in-law
- Chapter 53: Lu Tingting Comes to the Rescue
- Chapter 54: Jiang Qing Regrets
- Chapter 55: Returning Home
- Chapter 56: Not Repaying a Debt
- Chapter 57: Unfilial Daughter, Don’t Come Back If You Dare
- Chapter 58: Are You Teaching Me How to Do Things?
- Chapter 59: I Forgot I Had a Man
- Chapter 60: Arranging Jobs
- Chapter 61: Ugly, and Thinking Beautiful Thoughts
- Chapter 62: She Would Even Eat Shit
- Chapter 63: A Joint Scheme to Take Her Down
- Chapter 64: Can’t Stand Me, Can’t Get Rid of Me
- Chapter 65: Bad Apple
- Chapter 66: Lodging a Complaint
- Chapter 67: I Can Multiply Your Salary by 10
- Chapter 68: Both a Steel Backbone and a Tender Heart
- Chapter 69: I Won’t Argue Next Time, I’ll Just Slap Her
- Chapter 70: Scoundrel, Don’t Even Think About Disturbing My Dao Heart
- Chapter 71: She’s Willing, Even If It’s a Second Marriage
- Chapter 72: Mother-in-law and Daughter-in-law Fight
- Chapter 73: Arranging Work
- Chapter 74: Not Looking for a Job, but Courting Death
- Chapter 75: Where Did This Crazy Woman Come From?
- Chapter 76: Moving, We Don’t Want the House
- Chapter 77: Easy to Invite a God, Hard to Send One Away
- Chapter 78: Stealing Food
- Chapter 79: You Have No Face to Speak Of
- Chapter 80: Writing a Letter to Lu Cheng
