After suffering from leukemia and passing away, Su Qingqing traveled to her 70s and became a fat and cowardly substitute military wife.
Her husband Lu Chengxiao has a cold temperament, and the two have never met each other in name only. The mother-in-law favored the younger sister, pocketed all the military pay, and treated the orphaned children left behind by her eldest brother harshly.
She was trapped in a lifetime of illness in her previous life, and now she is determined to break out of the quagmire. He calmly planned to break up the family to ask for money, insisted on self-discipline to lose weight and transformed, and relied on the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine that he had memorized since childhood to make a living by collecting medicines.
She focused on making money to raise her children alone, and had no intention of maintaining a frivolous marriage. Later, when Lu Chengxiao returned, he was attracted to her with a new look, and the two had emotional tension and conceptual disputes. The full text has no space or golden fingers, and focuses on growing up in the real era.
