On the 19th day of her substitute military marriage, she got her admission ticket; on the 190th day, she got her military medal. Everyone laughed at her for being a country girl with a cold face, but she was running classes in a military compound, rescuing people on snowy nights, and performing meritorious service on the front lines, all the while writing the word "Tu" as "Sa".
He thought he was just being ordered to get married, but on a night of minus 30°C, he held her hands, supported her, and blocked all the hidden arrows for her. Later, her husband, an officer, was promoted to a general, and she became the youngest chief of surgery. The two stood side by side on the military parade - the daughter-in-law who had been married as a substitute finally lived her life the way she wanted, and "military marriage" became the sweetest footnote of the times.
