The Seventies Army Wife: The Divorced Woman Goes on a Rampage

Two years ago, she was Shu Yu, sent to the military residential compound, humbly begging him to spare her a glance.

Two years later, she dragged her suitcase from out of town, determined to hand him divorce papers herself.

She had barely stepped into the camp and hadn't even said the word divorce before the man she hadn't seen in two years shut her in a room.

She said she wanted a divorce. He said military marriages couldn't be dissolved.

She went to see the political commissar, who smiled and said, "Commander Lu gives you money, loyalty, and ability. Comrade Shu Yu, you're destined for a life of comfort."

Comfort?

Shu Yu sneered. She worked so hard every day her back could barely straighten. How was that comfort?

Lu Hanxiao thought he'd finally caught his runaway wife and secretly congratulated himself.

But she left behind divorce papers and headed straight for the examination hall without looking back.

The woman who once waited eagerly for his letters suddenly stopped waiting.

She stopped making a fuss. She wanted nothing from him. Even the way she looked at him now was like he was a stranger.

Lu Hanxiao thought she was just throwing a tantrum and waited for her to come around.

But she said, "Let's just say I was blind back then."