(Period setting + sweet romance + joining the military + marriage before love + family life + spatial storage)
Female lead: Love money and love yourself, and you can thrive!
Male lead: A towering 1.9-meter soldier, aloof in public but completely henpecked at home.
The Su family has two daughters: one biological, and one brought into the family by the stepmother.
Everyone says that when you get a stepmother, you get a stepfather too.
But for Tang Qingqing, it's the opposite: she got a stepfather, and her biological mother became a stepmother.
That's right, Tang Qingqing transmigrated from the 21st century to 1970, when people across the country were enthusiastically answering the call to go down to the countryside and help build the nation.
To keep his own daughter from being sent to the countryside, her stepfather found her a good match. The man was even an army officer.
The only problem was his bad reputation: he hit people and yelled at them, and showed no respect for his elders. In the army, he was known as the Cold-Faced Yama. Mention his name to the kids in the military family compound, and they'd stop crying at once.
Su Wanting said soldiers were all crude and she didn't want to marry one. She insisted on swapping marriages with the original owner, who had a childhood betrothal. When the original owner refused, Su Wanting drugged her and the officer on the day they were supposed to meet.
Caught in bed with the officer, Tang Qingqing had this to say: If you take what you want, you have to take responsibility. So instead of worrying about useless things, she might as well focus on making money!
Swap marriages? She wouldn't do that for a dog... but she'd do it.
Was she swapping a marriage? She was getting her hands on the money!
Everyone said Fu Chenzhou was cold-faced and cold-hearted, and definitely not the sort of man who knew how to run a household or cherish his wife.
Tang Qingqing didn't care one bit. She only wanted money and a comfortable life.
Life did get better and better, but why was her husband getting more and more clingy?
Wasn't he supposed to be a cold-faced officer?
When Tang Qingqing confronted him, Fu Chenzhou said plaintively, “Wife, I'm cold to everyone else. I'm only warm to you.”