[Period Setting + Military Marriage + Soul Transmigration + Love After Marriage + Raising Kids]
Li Xiaolan, who died suddenly from overwork, opens her eyes to find herself in the body of a woman with the same name who has just endured a difficult birth in the 1980s. Two tiny, wrinkled babies lie beside her, along with a timid three-year-old boy clutching her hem and calling softly, “Mama.”
He is Lin Zhanfeng's adopted son, Lin Zi'an.
The original Li Xiaolan didn't survive childbirth, and now she's the mother of three. Her husband in name is far away at the military camp, serving as a regiment commander. He returned to his unit just three days after their wedding and never even saw her before she gave birth.
Her in-laws' home is cold and empty, with no one to lend a hand. The three children are so hungry they won't stop crying. Li Xiaolan grits her teeth. What hardship hasn't a 21st-century office drone endured? Feeding the babies, getting them to sleep, mending clothes and doing laundry, she fumbles through it all but refuses to give up.
Once her confinement period is over, she takes the allowance she got back from her stepmother-in-law, carries the twins on her back, takes Lin Zi'an by the hand, and makes her way to the military camp.
When they first meet, the battle-hardened commander Lin Zhanfeng looks at her, travel-worn, with three children in tow, and surprise flashes across his stern features.
The first thing Li Xiaolan says to Lin Zhanfeng is, “Lin Zhanfeng, do you even want this family anymore?”
From then on, the military camp has a new sight to behold: a former office drone with three kids, working things out with her rugged husband while using modern know-how to build a thriving life. And the usually stony-faced commander always blushes when she turns away.
Although it is a history of perseverance and struggle, I don't know if it was due to my high work pressure and the impact. After reading it, I felt so depressed and depressed. The heroine's struggle history is a bit of a running story... Anyway, it is short and I have finished reading it. Come on!
It feels very much like that of the older generation. It's worth watching.
It's good to watch. The heroine's baby had a hard time before, and then she went to join the army, and her life got better and better. The heroine is smart and sensible, and she really likes the relationship between the male and female protagonists.
It's so beautiful. I'm being abused, I'm reborn, I'm resisting, and I'm going back to life. I'm looking forward to the exciting things to come. It's worth reading.
Not bad. Keep up the good work, the author.
A warm and sweet story, the heroine had a hard time at the beginning, but luckily she got through it.
Daily life of marriage first and love later
I watched it not long ago and it's quite good. I will continue to follow it and give it a five-star review.
I like it very much, the writing is good