When she woke up, Su Wanning, a charming girl from Shanghai, traveled to the 1980s and became a "sick man" with the same name in the military compound. Good news: her father is the division commander and her brother is the battalion commander. The whole family holds her in the palm of their hands and continues to live her delicate life. Bad news: She was having her head pressed by her mother, and had a blind date with Lu Xiao, the cold-faced god, the Living King of Hell, and the famous King of Rolls in the entire military region. Su Wanning, who was involved in life and death in her previous life: "... Thank you for the invitation, I just want to lie down in this life." In order to disturb the marriage, Su Wanning tried his best. Lu Xiao likes to get up early for morning exercises, but she insists on sleeping until about three o'clock in the morning. Lu Xiao likes to be simple and generous, so she wears bell-bottom pants and Hong Kong-style floral shirts to show off. Lu Xiao was serious about his words, so she pulled him to listen to Teresa Teng's "Mild Music". Everyone in the compound was watching the joke, betting on when the Su family's delicate bag would be returned by King Lu Yan. But who would have thought that instead of being angry, Lu Xiao blocked her in the corner, with burning eyes and a low voice: "Comrade Su Wanning, after this period of investigation, I am convinced that you are my ideal revolutionary partner. Please marry me for the purpose of getting married." Su Wanning:? ? ? I got the wrong script! Brother, is there something wrong with you? Life after marriage is even more outrageous. Su Wanning wanted to open a small translation agency and give full play to her professional expertise. Lu Xiao said nothing and ran all over the city to help her find a storefront. The sisters-in-law in the compound complained that she was not upholding her duties. Lu Xiao looked at her and the other party fell silent instantly. The best relative wanted to come to enjoy the autumn breeze, so Lu Xiao directly invited him to the army for tea.
