Back to the 1970s: My Rugged Husband Is Fiercely Protective

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After an accident, Su Mianmian, a modern food blogger with a million followers who specialized in handmade treats, transmigrated into a novel set in the 1970s.

The original owner had spent just three years sent down to the countryside before she could no longer bear the hard farm work. She shamelessly schemed her way into marrying He Lingchuan, a cold-faced elite soldier who had returned home on leave.

After following him to his military post, she caused one scene after another and threw the entire family compound into chaos, eventually meeting a miserable end.

When Su Mianmian first arrived, she took in the drafty mud-brick house, her cold and rugged husband, and the family members outside watching for a laugh, and couldn’t help rubbing her forehead.

What a start! Talk about a bombshell!

But it was fine. Even without a golden finger or fantastical magic, she could still make the most of the seventies with her own two hands!

A run-down house? She’d mix the mud herself, patch the walls, and fill the yard with flowers!

Nothing good to eat? She’d pick wild mushrooms and simmer up a stew that filled the whole courtyard with its aroma!

A nasty neighbor looking for trouble? Su Mianmian would give a gentle smile, then slap some sense into them!

She planned to save enough money, divorce her rugged husband, and live her best life alone. But why was the usually stern military officer looking at her more and more strangely?

One night, the famously iron-fisted “Living Yama” cornered her against a wall. His eyes reddened and his voice turned hoarse. “Wifey, I’d like to file a report: don’t even think about leaving me in this life.”