The 1970s: With a Pocket Dimension, My Disabled Officer Dotes on Me as I Reach for the Stars

Winter, 1974. Gu Qingyan has just been reborn, and she clutches her hungry, wailing daughter in her arms, her whole body icy cold.

Her awful relatives want to sell her precious Rou Rou. Having been deceived all her life in her previous one, this time she grabs a stick and fights back with everything she's got!

Their home is bare, her daughter is pale and thin, and even her husband is a cold-faced military officer who exists only in letters.

To get her daughter a sip of malted milk, she draws on her business acumen from her previous life and quietly makes a fortune in this impoverished era with the supplies in her pocket dimension.

When a telegram arrives saying her husband is gravely wounded and beyond saving, everyone urges her to give up. Instead, she resolutely sets off with her child on a thousand-mile journey to find him.

“Lu Tingyuan, your daughter is waiting for you to hold her. If you dare to die, I'll have her call someone else Dad!”

Perhaps it was a father's bond with his child, or perhaps her words were too harsh, but the iron-blooded officer really did wake up, his gaze toward her tender as water.

He has loved her deeply across two lifetimes, and she has defied fate for him. This time, all she wants is simple: to hold her soldier's hand in her left and her chubby baby in her right, then open a nationwide chain of shops! But as her business grows, is the mysterious man with a powerful background really content to remain a lowly deputy regimental commander?