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Lin Wanxing: A food blogger accidentally traveled to 1975 and became a farmer's daughter-in-law who was teased by her mother-in-law and whose husband was away in the army. The original owner was tortured and died. She took over the mess and accidentally activated the jade pendant space left by her mother - which contained food, bacon, medicine, and a spiritual spring that could keep her healthy. It became her survival trump card in this era of scarcity.
After learning that her husband Shen Moyan had joined the army and applied for a place in the army, but her mother-in-law withheld her family letters and embezzled her allowance, Lin Wanxing could no longer swallow her anger. She exchanged space materials for travel expenses and identity documents, was tough and harsh on her husband's family, and embarked on the road to find her husband alone, rushing from the northern countryside to the border troops.
When she first arrived at the family home, she used the space to improve her life and cook a hot meal for her military officer husband; while dealing with the friction between military wives, she won people's hearts with her neither humble nor overbearing attitude and her good cooking skills. From the initial surprise, Shen Moyan was gradually attracted to this "different" wife - she was no longer cowardly, could fight off troublemakers, could grow good vegetables, and kept the family in order.
The relationship between the two warmed up as they got along. Lin Wanxing also used the space to silently help her husband, and she also lived her own wonderful life in the military camp. She transformed from a sullen little daughter-in-law into the enviable military wife of the Wang family. In the fireworks of the 1970s, they worked together to write a military life with space, warmth and struggle.
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