Sixties Army Brat: Yunzhou Crosses the River to Yaoyao, Joy Year After Year

Gu Yunzhou was the most lovable and infuriating man in the military. Raised on the kindness of many families, he was brought to the military camp by officers who had led flood rescue operations. No one could match his formidable skills, but he was as wild as a horse without reins, doing whatever he pleased. He was a headstrong army troublemaker who gave everyone a headache, yet his superiors couldn't bring themselves to give up on him. After transmigrating, modern-day doctor Tang Leyao found herself in the impoverished 1960s, where even food and clothing were scarce. In her previous life, she and her grandmother had depended on each other. She had studied medicine to save lives, only to be betrayed by her boyfriend and die unexpectedly. In this life, her parents cared little for her, and the only person she could rely on was her grandmother, who looked just like her own grandmother from her past life and was cold on the outside but warm within. An arranged engagement born of a scheme gave Tang Leyao, who had never accepted her lot in life, a chance to change her fate. What she never expected was that Gu Yunzhou, the military district's notorious troublemaker, would take an interest in her at first sight. The next time they met, he confessed his feelings frankly and decisively. Tang Leyao didn't act coy. After weighing it up, she accepted him openly. As they spent time together, their feelings took root before either knew it. In the end, Gu Yunzhou, that proud wild stallion, put a bridle on himself, reined in his rough edges, and left his roguish ways behind. From learning to accommodate each other to falling in love, from standing alone to facing the world side by side, they became each other's salvation in those difficult times and made their life together the gentlest thing amid the flames of war.