A death notice made Su Yun and the twins in his belly become fat sheep to be slaughtered by the old Lin family.
The mother-in-law wants to sell her granddaughter for food, and the brother-in-law wants to take advantage of his sister-in-law's pension?
Su Yun cut off the marriage letter with a backhand, emptied the warehouse, and fled quickly with two milk dumplings!
Starting hell mode? Don't be afraid!
With her tenacity and wisdom, she fought her way through the 1960s when there was a shortage of food and clothing.
All the way north, fighting traffickers, catching enemy agents, and by the way saving a "disabled" veteran who was cold-faced and warm-hearted.
In order to settle her child down, she made a big fuss in the military compound with her twins: "The father of the child is a hero, who dares to bully the orphans of martyrs!"
The "disabled" soldier she rescued walked out slowly, his shoulder straps flashing in his eyes: "Daughter-in-law, don't make trouble, come home with me."
Since then, the Northwest Military Region has had a pretty military wife who protects her shortcomings.
When he has nothing to do, he grows some vegetables, and when he has time, he catches a spy. Not only does he live a prosperous life, but he also turns the two clay monkeys into pillars of the country.
(Note: This book is purely based on daily life, without cultivating immortality. It contains tears and laughter, paying tribute to those years of hard struggle.)
