The 1970s: This Isn't a Little Cotton Jacket, It's a Bulletproof Vest

[Period setting + family bonds + healing + adorable child + military marriage]

“Daddy, it doesn’t hurt. As long as I get to see you, I don’t mind how much I have to suffer.”

Seeing his daughter smiling foolishly despite the frostbite covering her hands, iron-blooded regiment commander Jiang Ye felt his eyes redden for the first time. He vowed to give her everything, even his life!

After transmigrating to 1975, Jiang Tang climbed her way out of a hell of abuse and hunger, all the way to the northern frontier.

She was not only strong, but also had a heart that longed to be loved.

She had thought her father was a cold, unfeeling machine, but it turned out he was a complete and utter doting dad!

When the army handed out meat, her father wouldn’t eat a bite and gave it all to her.

When new uniforms arrived, her father stayed up all night turning hers into a little dress.

Watching her tough dad do everything she asked, Jiang Tang decided to give him a big present.

So wild boars, roe deer, and even lone spies were hauled home by her like she was picking up trash.

“Commander Jiang, your daughter’s brought something home again...”

Jiang Ye thought it would be game as usual, but when he got home, he saw a beautiful military doctor with fair skin and long legs sitting on the kang, while Jiang Tang held her wrist and took her pulse.

Jiang Tang said solemnly, “Daddy, this lady has an extraordinary physique and would be perfect as my mommy. What do you think?”

Jiang Ye: ...Sweetheart, you can’t just bring home anyone you find!

Su Wanyin blushed, her heart racing. “Actually... I wouldn’t be against it?”