The 1970s Space: My Hunter Husband Is Actually a Military Big Shot

In 1970, Shanghai capitalist’s daughter Shen Yun is left alone when her father is taken away and her mother dies of illness. She is sent down to the remote village of Liushugou.

Everyone mocks her, saying a phoenix without its feathers is no better than a chicken, and that her life is over.

Shen Yun only smiles.

Hidden inside the ancestral jade pendant her mother left her is a wondrous space, complete with spirit fields, a spirit spring, and a Western-style villa. She grows ginseng and raises koi, living even more comfortably than she did in the city.

There’s a taciturn hunter in the village named Gu Yanzhi. Tall and stern, he keeps to himself, and everyone says he’s not someone to mess with. Yet he’s always sneaking rabbits and wild fruit to her door at night, and even sews her a padded coat and makes her gloves by hand.

With his ears red, he hands her his bankbook. “These are all my savings. Is it enough to marry you?”

Before Shen Yun can answer, three military vehicles pull up outside the courtyard. A group of soldiers snap to attention and salute her rugged husband. “Greetings, Commander!”

Shen Yun looks at the freshly steamed corn buns in her hand and falls into thought. This man she needs to “support” seems to be someone pretty important?