Transmigration to the 1960s + military marriage romance + personal growth + marriage first, love later + face-slapping and taking down scum + food + raising children
Su Mingzhu transmigrated into her past life. Back then, she had been a fool, at the mercy of everyone around her. What? Her son and daughter had been abused to death by the Wang family? She would strike back at them with all her might. What? The husband she had never met was a senior military officer who protected the country and was strong and healthy? She would join him at his post without hesitation, bringing her twins and heading for a bright future. With the spiritual spring space she had awakened, she would cultivate high-quality plants, make excellent traditional Chinese medicine, and carve out a happy life for herself.
Before he met Su Mingzhu, Gu Xiu was a famously cold-blooded regiment commander. A setup years ago had made him shun women and devote himself to training soldiers, much to the misery of his comrades. Su Mingzhu arrived with her twins, stepping into his life like a ray of light, and from then on, his world grew warmer. Gu Xiu’s friend Nian Bai was astonished by the change. What did you say? The taciturn tough guy was holding two babies and showing a tender side. What did you say? Gu Xiu was henpecked? What did you say? Gu Xiu’s wife was none other than Ms. Su Mingzhu, the beautiful and capable master of traditional Chinese medicine who saved lives with her skills. Gu Xiu was constantly amazed. Everyone in the military knew Gu Xiu had married a wonderful wife: she was beautiful, talented, and raising their two children to become pillars of the nation.
Gu Xiu: “Honey, come cuddle me.” Su Mingzhu: “I still have a whole table of medical books to finish.” Gu Xiu, deliberately showing off his toned abs, his voice low and husky: “Honey, look at me.” Su Mingzhu laughed helplessly. How had the cold, ruthless officer become so clingy after marriage? He was wearing her out every single day.
