Joining the Army in the 1970s: A Transmigrated Educated Youth Marries a Coldhearted Soldier with Her Space

Lin Wanxing, a biology graduate student in the twenty-first century, unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a sent-down youth in the 1970s.

The original owner was frail and timid, and had died of hunger and cold on the road to the countryside. When Lin arrived, she found herself with an against-all-odds portable space stocked with everything from rice, flour, and cooking oil to medicine and clothes.

She had hoped to live quietly in an era of shortages, but on a jolting truck in the midst of a snowstorm, she caught sight of Gu Yanchen, a tall, stern, and imposing officer.

He rescued her from danger and warmed her through the winter. One glance was all it took for their hearts to flutter; they fell in love at first sight.

He was a battle-hardened battalion commander on the border, steady and dependable. He had never loved anyone, yet he gave her all his tenderness.

She was a sent-down youth from another world, with a portable space. Though delicate, she was resilient, and her heart and eyes held only him.

The road to the countryside was long, but he kept her safe and cherished her beyond measure.

With a marriage application, she joined him in the military and moved into the family compound. From then on, she never had to worry about food or clothing, and enjoyed a peaceful life.

In this lifetime, she would no longer be tossed about by fate, and he would no longer be alone.

Amid the snow and wind of the 1970s, they fell in love at first sight and walked hand in hand through life, carefree year after year.