Raising a Baby in a Military Family Compound in the 1960S

Su Huanhuan transmigrates after reading a novel. It's the era of the post-2000s generation. Transmigration has become a hot topic online, and Su Huanhuan jumps on the bandwagon too. She goes back to the 1960s, when war is raging everywhere. Most people, when merely imagining it instead of experiencing it firsthand, probably dream of being a hero in that era. But Su Huanhuan is a modern woman who can't carry heavy loads or lift a finger. In the post-2000s era, she never lets go of her phone. She has no confidence that she could grab a gun and head to the front line. So she'll keep her head down. If she can't go to the front, she'll marry someone who can. When it's time for her to marry, her awful family picks a soldier for her. He's divorced and has two children. For her awful family, as long as the money is right, even a seventh, eighth, or ninth marriage is fine. And so Su Huanhuan is sold for five hundred yuan. They even make her sign a family-severance agreement... Then Su Huanhuan follows her nominal husband to a remote island where he's stationed, and settles into life raising children. When she arrives on the island, she finds out the two children aren't her husband's and his ex-wife's. The ex-wife divorced him because she couldn't stand him raising someone else's children for free. Looking at the sweet, soft-cheeked kids, Su Huanhuan thinks being a mom to children she got for free sounds pretty great. And since she's still young, she won't have to serve her nominal husband right away. That's another big win... The important things bear repeating three times: This novel is set in an alternate era, an alternate era, an alternate era...