A Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Pretty Bride Brings Her Kids to Make Island Life Sweeter

Modern food blogger Lin Wan accidentally transmigrates into a 1970s military marriage novel as the “difficult” supporting female character.

The original owner of her body resented her husband, Lu Zhengting, for being away from home all year. She abandoned their two scrawny children and made a scene, demanding a divorce so she could return to the city. In the end, she drove herself to her death on a remote island.

When Lin Wan opens her eyes, she finds herself in a bare-walled home, facing a pair of timid twins, a boy and a girl.

Luckily, the family heirloom jade pendant turns out to contain a spiritual spring dimension!

With the dimension at my fingertips, the world is mine!

She gathers seafood and puts it to good use, turning an endless supply of top-quality seafood and fruits and vegetables from her dimension into delicious, spicy meals that make life on the island wonderfully flavorful.

She raises and teaches the children, turning two malnourished little waifs into healthy, confident little “tyrants” of the island.

As for that supposedly cold and taciturn officer husband...

When Lu Zhengting returns from a mission, he discovers that his wife, who used to do nothing but throw tantrums, seems like a different person. She not only takes meticulous care of the home and children, but also wins over the entire military compound with her cooking.

Watching the gentle woman beneath the lamplight, and his children rushing over to hug his legs, he feels his frozen heart gradually melt in the warmth of everyday life.

But little by little, he discovers that his young wife has quite a few secrets. She always seems to have unusual ingredients on hand, always has unique insights, and even manages to help him out of career crises without meaning to...

Lu Zhengting (pulling her into his arms, his voice low): “Wanwan, just how many more surprises do you have that I don’t know about?”

Lin Wan (rising onto her tiptoes to kiss him): “I have enough surprises to keep you exploring for a lifetime.”