She Clears Out Her In-Laws’ Home and Joins the Army, Becoming the Officer’s Beloved

Su Qingci, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, woke up as a downtrodden young wife in the 1970s.

Her in-laws treated her like a beast of burden, her sister-in-law treated her like a punching bag, and her army-officer husband was far away, paying her no attention.

The original owner had been bullied to death, but Su Qingci wasn’t about to put up with that!

She gave a cold laugh, then jabbed her wicked mother-in-law with a needle, leaving her face twisted. She kicked her lazy father-in-law to the ground, then ruffled her sister-in-law’s hair into a bird’s nest.

After stripping the bloodsuckers’ house bare, she took her frail daughter and boarded the train to the military base without looking back.

“Gu Yan, I want a divorce!” The moment she met the man, she got straight to the point.

The man was tall and imposing, with deep-set features. Looking at her, bedraggled but stubborn-eyed, he stubbed out his cigarette. “There’s no divorce in my dictionary, only widowhood. I’ll give you a year, and I’ll give myself a year too.”

Su Qingci agreed.

But how did their one-year pact gradually change? At first, he simply handed over his entire allowance. Then he wanted to hand over his salary, his bonuses, and even himself.