Beloved by All in the 1960S: I Became Rich with Sign-In Rewards

Song Qingli, a top fashion designer, died while saving someone. When she opened her eyes again, she had become an eighteen-year-old high school graduate in 1962, with the same name. Her father managed a department store, her mother was a supervisor at a textile mill, her older brother was a rising star in the military, and her older sister had married into a cadre family. The original Song Qingli had been the apple of her family's eye, but with graduation approaching, she faced an urgent choice: go to the countryside or get married. Not keen on going to the Great Northern Wilderness to reclaim farmland, Song Qingli promptly agreed to a matchmaking date. At the state-run restaurant sat an officer with broad shoulders, long legs, and stern features: Gu Jingyuan, the youngest regiment commander in a military district. Their eyes met, and sparks flew. “My work keeps me busy, and I often go on missions, but I'll hand over my entire salary and take care of the housework. My only request is that we're faithful to each other.” “Perfect. I'm ambitious, and I occasionally ‘come across’ rare things. My only requests are that we don't interfere in each other's business and that we always have each other's backs.” A few days later, two marriage certificates bound their fates together. Everyone said the younger daughter of the Song family had rushed into marriage with a cold-faced soldier to avoid being sent to the countryside. They figured she'd spend her life alone at home, weeping. But then... Song Qingli moved with the army into a three-story house in the military compound in the capital. The commander's grandfather treated her like his own granddaughter, and his wife made her delicious food in a different way every day. People inside and outside the compound had once laughed at her. Now they realized that the younger Song daughter was cherished by both her husband's family and her own, and doted on to no end by the cold-faced, hellish commander, Gu.