A Rough Guy from the 1970S: the Reborn Daughter-In-Law Turned the Family Around with Her Cooking Skills

In 1977, in the countryside of northern Henan, an orphan girl Su Sui was pushed into a river by her stepsister and her ex-fiancé. When she opened her eyes again, her soul was that of a top chef in a state-owned hotel in the 1980s. Faced with the humiliation of breaking off the engagement and having her family property taken away, she decisively cut off the bad relationship. In order to gain a foothold, she grabbed the military region battalion commander Gu Yanshan who was rescuing people, with a stubborn look in her eyes: "Captain Gu, I know how to cook and run the house. If you marry me, I will be good to you all my life." Gu Yanshan, a cold-faced and taciturn rough man, looked at the clear-eyed girl in front of him and said in a deep voice. The news of the marriage spread, and everyone in the family and friends laughed at her, waiting to see the country orphan girl make a fool of herself. Su Sui never talks much and only cooks with her heart. When Gu Yanshan comes back from training, there is always hot porridge at just the right temperature to warm her stomach; in the cold winter, the sauerkraut and white meat pot smells fragrant, and he silently chops firewood to light the fire and gives her the tenderest meat; when the green and yellow are not picked up, she makes crispy pastry cakes and soft glutinous date cakes from the whole grains, and he protects her every step of the way and does not let others make things difficult for her. Someone was jealous and spread rumors that she was speculative. Gu Yanshan immediately protected her behind him and shocked the whole hospital with his cold face. The snacks she made were fought over by the military wives, so he clumsily helped her knead the dough. He remembered that she was afraid of the cold and burned the kang every night; she understood his hard work and made his rough life full of enthusiasm. With no space and no system, Su Sui gained a foothold with her cooking skills, making the best food by hand, conquering the neighbors, and also warmed Gu Yanshan's heart. The former cold and stoic officer became a maniac known throughout the hospital as a doting wife who always kept talking about "my wife said". The fireworks were fragrant and the years were gentle. The two protected each other in the 1970s and lived a poor life sweeter than honey.