The 1960S: The Capitalist’s Daughter Takes Her Child to Join Her Husband in the Army

【The Sixties + Transmigrate into a Book + Military Marriage + Stockpiling Supplies + Love Grows Over Time + Spiritual Spring Dimension】 Gu Wan, a famous antiques appraiser, transmigrated into a period novel. In the book, the original owner completely botched the hand she’d been dealt. Her capitalist grandfather had arranged everything for her: a comfortable job, a reliable husband, and a secure life. But after her stepmother spoiled her rotten, she became arrogant and self-important, rejecting the arranged marriage in favor of romantic freedom. As a result, a scumbag not only swindled her out of her job and inheritance, but also tricked her into going to the countryside. The spoiled young lady died in the countryside within a couple of years. Even after death, she was given a ghost marriage. Her ending was truly tragic. Gu Wan knew the story well and naturally wasn’t about to make such a foolish mistake. Want to take her job? Bring money. If the price is right, they can talk. Want to take her inheritance? She had her dimension. She’d stash it all away and leave them not so much as a hair. Want to send her to the countryside? First she’d bundle them up and ship them off to the far northwest! The scumbag still wanted to try seducing her? He couldn’t hold a candle to her military officer husband, not even from the heels up. What a joke! Gu Wan dusted herself off, puffed out her pregnant belly, dealt with the scumbags, and went to find her baby’s father! * After returning from a mission, Li Xiaoyu received a telegram saying his wife was coming to the army base. His heart was in turmoil. He knew his wife hadn’t wanted to marry him, but he’d fallen for the beautiful young lady at first sight. He’d been overjoyed and willingly followed her grandfather’s arrangements. But if his wife really didn’t want to be with him... he’d respect her decision. It was just... why was she so different after arriving at the base? Why was she becoming gentler and gentler? This time, she made the first move, so she couldn’t blame him for refusing to let go, even if he died.