[Military Wife + Period Setting + 1970s + Raising a Child + Everyday Life + Sweet Romance + Capitalist Heiress]
Song Yinyin is a capitalist heiress about to be sent to the countryside. Delicate and alluring, with fair skin and stunning looks, everyone says she's not cut out for farm work and will starve to death in the countryside sooner or later.
The night before she is due to leave, she falls asleep and wakes up eight years later!
A frail, helpless three-year-old girl is curled up beside her bed, blinking her big eyes as she cries without a sound.
A vicious mother-in-law, a husband who never comes home, a brokenhearted daughter, and amnesia: a disastrous start from the start.
Her mother-in-law bullies and torments her just like her own stepmother used to. Song Yinyin handles her with ease and even gets her hands on the allowance her good-for-nothing husband sends home.
Unable to stay with her husband's family, she decides to take her child and join the military.
After a bumpy journey, she arrives at the Wulae Grassland beneath the snow-capped mountains. When she sees the tall, broad-shouldered soldier, the intimidating height difference makes her knees tremble...
H-he isn't going to hit me, is he?
Chen Wenyen feels guilty, yet is also grateful that the accident all those years ago led him to marry the moonlight in his heart.
They've been married for four years, and spent all four trying to get divorced.
He thinks she joined him in the military to get a divorce. He never expects that, after losing her memory, his sweet, clingy wife will wrap her arms around his waist and cry whenever he touches her...
It's alright, but the ending is a bit lacking.
Not bad, it looks pretty good.
It's a short article, hopefully the content is worth reading.
The writing was excellent, but it seemed the author made a mistake at the end; the ending caught me completely off guard.