[Military marriage + farming and raising wolves + regiment commander + northwestern snowfields + face-slapping thrills]
Lin Shuyao transmigrates into a period novel as a cannon-fodder female character, and it's hell mode from the start. On a train traveling with the military, an accident leaves her stranded. Her wicked sister-in-law steals her identity documents and all her belongings, then abandons her among the wreckage to die. On the brink of death, Lin Shuyao not only awakens “Spirit Realm Perception,” which lets her communicate with all things, but also finds a wolf cub named Gelin, the sole surviving descendant of a decorated military wolf.
When the iron-blooded Regiment Commander Gu Chenzhou thinks he's bringing his new bride home, he has no idea someone else has already taken her place.
Meanwhile, the real wife, Lin Shuyao, is bringing the wolf cub with her and making her way to the military camp, determined to reclaim everything that's hers!
From that day on, the Northwestern Military District gains a legend.
While others clear land, she finds water. While others eat husks, she eats meat. While others fear wolves, she raises them.
Gu Chenzhou discovers that his wife, who should have been delicate and helpless, can farm, hunt, practice medicine, and even rescue people in the snowy mountains with a wolf cub at her side.
Watching his wife hunt bears in the mountains one day and search for treasure in the forest the next, Regiment Commander Gu feels the pressure: What do you do when your wife is too capable? You spoil her to death!
Overall, it's pretty good-looking. All the male protagonist's family members appear to be sick (currently I see the male protagonist's grandfather, father, sister, and mother. I don't know if it will be refreshed later). One or two of them seemed to be respectable people, such as officers, commanders, or professors. But the first time he came up was to attack the heroine, saying that the heroine was a village girl. The heroine has achieved several merits and titles, but I still feel that the heroine is just a country girl who just tries her luck and knows nothing. Otherwise, the heroine's wolf is said to be unruly, wild and difficult to train, etc., But the wolf has also made meritorious deeds and has a system. So your family doesn't recognize the certification given by the state? Once she was slapped in the face, it suddenly felt like someone else had been replaced. The heroine was so nice that she even cried when she saw her off after only a few days. Later, the heroine has a research group, and there are serious "academic" professors in the group, not "wild people" like the heroine. But the heroine's mother still thinks that the heroine is just a stinker who is messing around. So the professor in the group is stupid? Is it also stupid for leaders to allocate funds and support? Moreover, this family's profession is to serve the public, but they are very proud and look down on "ordinary people" like the heroine from the bottom of their hearts. They only changed their minds after discovering that the heroine's abilities are valuable. He didn't even want to investigate and find out what the heroine was doing, just waiting to be slapped in the face. She is very self-centered, saying that the female protagonist is not worthy of the male protagonist, but in fact, she does not take the male protagonist seriously as a person. How can the male protagonist be a fool for not relying on his family to get to this position? How can the male protagonist be completely devoted to the female protagonist without any good qualities? And if you're not satisfied, go to the male protagonist and tell her. Why bother going to the female protagonist while the male protagonist is away? Looking for a soft persimmon?
I like this setting very much. The only drawback is that it's not interesting enough.