Articles about rural rebirth in the 1980s / Marriage first, love later / Rough man doting on his wife / Female entrepreneurship / Craftsmanship inheritance / Group portraits of the era.
In her previous life, she was squeezed out of her last drop of blood by her vicious stepmother and starved to death in a cramped woodshed.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in 1980. At this time, she was an educated youth who went to the countryside. She was so thin that she only weighed 82 pounds. She was facing the desperate situation of being sold to an old bachelor by her stepmother in exchange for a bride price!
Facing the hellish start, she decisively turned around and ran into the arms of the toughest battalion commander in the village.
All the village chiefs and gossips are watching the joke: "Sooner or later, the skinny broom star will be kicked out by the cold-faced King of Hell!"
But who would have expected that her rough husband not only did not drive her away, but instead regarded her as a treasure in his palm. Every day, she was fed brown sugar, eggs, and fine grains in different ways, and she suddenly pampered the poor, withered little girl into a sweet and rosy daughter-in-law!
She did not hide her clumsiness, and opened the "Peach Blossom Shop" relying on her past life memories and her unique skills of out-of-print embroidery and tailoring. She made custom-made clothes and sold ready-made clothes, and accidentally became the richest woman in the 1980s, which made her stepmother and the jealous Green Tea grind their teeth with jealousy.
Just when business was booming and life was going smoothly, the cold and fierce battalion commander who was rumored to be not womanizing pushed her against the corner of the shop at night and said in a hoarse voice: "Daughter-in-law, you have been raised so delicately by me now, isn't it time to have a baby?"
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