A Local Girl in the ’60s: I Dream of the Future and Marry a Rough Army Officer

[No Transmigration or Rebirth] [No Storage Space] [No System] [No Countryside Assignment or Black Market] [Few Awful Relatives]

In 1965, Lin Yuehua graduated from college and was assigned a job. But then she had an accident and hit her head in a fall. After that, she would often dream of scattered scenes.

Strangely, she never forgot these dreams after waking up. Instead, she remembered them as if they had really happened.

At first, Lin Yuehua was very worried and thought the blow had damaged her head. She hurriedly asked her mother to take her to the hospital for an examination. Fortunately, they found nothing wrong, so she put her mind at ease and assumed it was just a lingering effect of the injury, as the doctor had said, and that it would pass in time.

It wasn't until the scenes she'd dreamed of began gradually unfolding in real life that she started taking her dreams seriously. The night before she began teaching, she had an exceptionally long dream: a revolutionary movement that began in the literary and artistic circles and then swept through every stratum of society across the country.

Thanks to these dreams, she prepared in advance and avoided disaster brought on by others. She also met that officer, and from then on found happiness: joining the army, getting pregnant, having a child, building a career of her own, and living a life many would envy, with a loving husband and well-behaved child.

[Content warning: This is a story about a native of the era. The characters' views will reflect their time to some extent, so please don't judge people and events from the past by today's values. There will be a storyline about adopting a fallen comrade's orphan. I'll do my best to make it believable and not frustrating. If you can't accept these elements, you can simply stop reading. Please don't attack me. If you don't like it, just leave. Spare yourself and me. Thank you! I bow to all my readers (bang! bang! bang!)]