Sweet Military Marriage: Stockpiling a Fortune and Raising Kids in the 1970s

[Military marriage + stockpiling supplies + food + devoted to each other + soldier king + doting on his wife + raising a child + personal space + rugged man]

Food blogger Li Shu had a prophetic dream in which she transmigrated to the 1970s.

It was an era of scarce food and clothing, where people had to wear rags.

No problem. She had a personal space and money, so she could shop to her heart’s content.

But she never expected to transmigrate into the wife of a young intellectual sent to the countryside whose husband had died for his country, and to find herself selling her brother-in-law as soon as she arrived.

Her husband had died for his country, and people had egged her on to sell his own younger brother.

Sell him? No way. She could afford to raise him herself.

She went head-to-head with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, dished out face-slapping to the scumbag, and devoted herself to raising the child.

Her days were thriving, and the child grew plump and healthy.

Who could have guessed that her supposedly dead husband would return alive, and turn out to be the young officer who had once saved her...

[This story takes plenty of creative liberties. Aside from the broad historical timeline, all characters, events, and locations are fictional. Don’t nitpick the history!]