[1970s + transmigrate into a book + military marriage and joining her husband at his post + daily life with kids + taming her husband + real heiress + medical skills + golden finger + marriage before love]
Su Muchun, an heir to a traditional Chinese medicine family in the 21st century, transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder character with the same name.
The original owner takes advantage of Gu Weijing, the military officer fiancé of the original heroine, losing his memory and tricks him into marrying her. She thinks she’ll benefit from the marriage, but he regains his memory the very next day and leaves for five years.
During those five years, she works herself to the bone in her adoptive mother’s household despite being sick, while leaving behind a pair of twins who are bullied constantly. At last, she works herself to the brink of death.
The newly transmigrated Su Muchun isn’t worried about being on the brink of death. She has a golden finger.
After sorting out the awful people, Su Muchun immediately takes her two little miseries to the military base to find her officer husband and gain his protection.
At the base, she also finds the family of her biological father, whom she remembers as having died long ago.
Not only are they alive, they’ve all risen through the ranks.
Her father is a general, her mother is a hospital director, and her older brother is a doting sister-obsessed type.
She can do whatever she likes in the military district!
…
Everyone in the military district knows that the cold-faced Colonel Gu’s country wife has arrived with the kids to join him at his post. Too bad she’s sickly and not long for this world.
People say Colonel Gu can’t stand his country wife, but he does all the laundry, cooking, and housework, and won’t let her get even a finger wet.
When the original heroine targets her, Gu Weijing shields his wife. “My wife is too frail to take care of herself.”
That’s no hatred. He’s clearly crazy about her.
As Gu Weijing spoils his wife, he notices that the wife who was supposed to be “not long for this world” is looking healthier and healthier. This isn’t a short life at all. She’s going to live to a hundred!
