You Were Gone for Five Years of Marriage, So I Took the Kids and Left. What Are You Looking For?

【Military marriage in the 1970s + using metaphysics to serve the nation + the 1970s and 1980s + everyday child-rearing + emptying his entire family’s home】 Metaphysics expert Jiang Xingyue opens her eyes to find herself a capitalist's daughter with twins, sent to the countryside as an educated youth and fighting a dog for food. Whoever wants to eat dog food can have it. After finding the daughter her mother-in-law gave away and clearing out her husband's family home, she's supposed to take her two children to join her husband in the military. Instead, she takes a wrong turn halfway there and runs off. Her husband, said to be seriously wounded, comes looking for her. Jiang Xingyue says, “Good, now I can get a divorce.” The elder child: “Don't mess with my mom. If you do, she'll really yell at you.” The younger child: “Mom is the fairest person there is. Even dogs passing by get slapped twice.” Gu Ye, who left home the day after their wedding: “...This lively, uh, gentle and demure woman is my wife?” Gu Ye: “A divorce? Military marriages can't be dissolved.” Jiang Xingyue: “My drive to build a career is terrifyingly strong now!” The second male lead rises to the top.