Su Wanwan transmigrated into a novel as the cannon-fodder supporting female character.
The moment she opened her eyes, she was deceived by the male lead in a cornfield. According to the plot, he only used her as a stepping stone.
Su Wanwan firmly refused to follow the plot. That very night, she encountered a newly arrived educated youth who looked exactly like the man she had once secretly liked—right down to the mole on his earlobe.
What was there to hesitate about? This broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted, long-legged man standing at 1.88 meters tall was definitely worth pursuing.

…

Xie Beishen was the eldest young master of the powerful Xie family in the capital. Born into wealth and influence, he was sent to the countryside by his grandfather to toughen up and prepare for military service. Before leaving, his grandmother repeatedly warned him not to get involved with any woman in the countryside.
But the woman who boldly pursued him clung so tightly that he decisively brought her back to the capital to marry her.

Xie Grandma, learning that her grandson had been entangled with a country bumpkin who hadn’t even finished elementary school, thought such a woman could never match him. She created misunderstandings and threats, forcing Su Wanwan to break up with him.

…

It wasn’t until they met again four years later that the usually aloof and restrained Xie Beishen saw a miniature version of himself standing beside a woman in a military uniform. His eyes grew misty:
“This child looks so much like me when I was little. How do you explain this?”
Su Wanwan: “You’re blind.”

Rumors spread in the army:
How could Xie Beishen’s partner, a woman who never even finished elementary school, possibly be the top scorer in the college entrance exams?
Among the crowd: Not only that—she’s also the youngest female professor, a leading researcher, and even a pilot…

Before their romance, Su Wanwan thought Xie Beishen was just an innocent man who blushed easily.
But five years later, he had become a ravenous wolf.