Raising a Child in the Army in the 1970s: The Reborn, Fierce Wife Makes a Comeback

[Devoted couple, 1970s island military marriage, marriage before love, everyday life raising kids, System storage space, exceptional medical skills]

When Yao Man was giving birth, someone actually took over her body. She spent five years as a ghost, watching helplessly as the wicked woman wreaked havoc in her home and abused her three sons. Yao Man was so furious she howled at the heavens.

Finally, one day, the wicked woman fell into the water, and Yao Man seized the chance to take back her body.

Unfortunately, her three sons now hated her to the bone and constantly made trouble for her. Her mother-in-law thought she was evil and wanted to kick her out. The villagers pointed fingers at her, saying it was a calamity for the family to have married a jinx like her.

Yao Man didn't panic. She started by getting the little troublemakers under control.

Xiaobao was sweet and naive, longed for a mother's love, and lacked a sense of security. Yao Man pulled her son into her arms. “You're my precious baby, and I love you.”

Xiaobao blushed. The wicked woman had gotten pretty gentle.

Erbao was sharp-tongued and haughty, always on guard and ready to strike. But Yao Man followed him around, showering him with care. “Your clothes have so many holes, you look like a weird old man. Let me mend them. You've gotten so skinny on just a couple ounces of rice. I'll boil you an egg and tuck it in your pocket...”

Erbao was deeply shaken by this sudden rush of motherly love.

Dabao was the steadiest and most mature of them all, and motherly love had hurt him the most. He no longer believed in sincerity. Yao Man let two lines of tears run down her face. “Son, listen to your mother. Thank you, because of you, every season feels warm...”

Dabao: “...”

The once-dreary He family suddenly experienced a miracle. Yao Man's husband, who had been presumed dead, returned. Her mother-in-law, whose legs had been in poor shape, could run and jump, striding along with the wind at her back. Even the three little troublemakers grew up well, listening to their mother and keeping her safe. The whole family worked together to make a good life for themselves!