The Bullied Army Wife Has Had Enough: She Makes a Comeback in the 1970s with Her Farm

Su Yu, a powerful restaurant tycoon with a fortune worth tens of billions, traveled back to 1974 and became a tireless army wife who spent her days making steamed buns. Her mother-in-law spread rumors that her husband had died in battle, pocketed all his allowances, and even planned to drown her twins before selling her to an old bachelor. Su Yu flipped the table in a rage, beat her mother-in-law with a carrying pole, crippled her younger brother-in-law, and burned the wretched old family home to the ground! Armed with a portable farm and a billion-dollar fresh-food space, she took meat buns in one hand and fine clothes in the other, then headed south to an island to find the no-account husband who hadn’t come home in three years.

Lu Zheng pinned her against a mud-brick wall, his scorching breath brushing Su Yu’s ear. "The letters from home said you were a timid country bumpkin. You’ve got some nerve, fixing an army jeep and all."

Su Yu lightly tapped the fountain pen clipped to his chest. "Reporting to Regiment Commander Lu: I’ve driven tractors so much that a jeep is nothing. But you can’t even finish the spicy chicken I cook. Your stamina’s worrying."

Lu Zheng pulled her close, his voice hoarse. "Worried about my stamina? Tonight, I’ll show you the standards of Navy special training."