Your Wife Is Back at It With the Kids and Her High-Tech Gadgets, Commander

[Reborn + period setting + genius heroine + sweet romance + face-slapping feel-good story + strengthening the nation through technology]

In her previous life, Su Wan was blinded by love. She looked down on her blind date, Huo Xiao, for his fearsome face and his mute “dimwitted son,” whom she saw as dead weight. She turned around and married a handsome, refined young intellectual instead, only to be drained by him her entire life and die miserably on the streets.

Years later, the “dimwitted son” she had wanted nothing to do with grew up to become a state-level military engineering genius whose work was a top national secret!

Reborn in 1978, Su Wan looked at the introduction letter for the match she hadn’t yet called off and didn’t hesitate. She dumped the pretty boy, grabbed her bedding roll, and headed straight for the northwestern frontier garrison!

“Huo Xiao, I’m here to warm your bed… I mean, help raise your kid!”

At the sight of the delicate woman who dared to throw herself into his arms, a crack appeared in Huo Xiao’s icy heart. His Adam’s apple bobbed. “Now that you’ve climbed into my bed, don’t even think about running away this time!”

Everyone in the compound waited to see them make a fool of themselves: a pampered woman, a mute, dimwitted child, and a rough man who was never home. How could that family possibly make it?

But who could have guessed that Su Wan would spoil her “dimwitted son” rotten, turn scrap metal into radar, and cobble together missiles from junk!

While her awful ex was still fretting over his ticket back to the city, Su Wan was already cuddled up with her husband, now promoted to senior officer, watching her stepson bring home the nation’s highest science and technology medal.

Late that night, Huo Xiao gripped Su Wan by the waist and murmured hoarsely, “Wife, since you’re so good at raising kids, shall we have one of our own?”

Su Wan’s legs gave way as she begged for mercy. “The national team is still waiting outside for the blueprints. Don’t…”