1970s Military Marriage: I Married a Hotheaded Young Officer and Built Weapons

[Period Setting + Military Marriage + Strong Female Lead in the Apocalypse + Serving the Nation Through Military Industry + Devoted Romance + No Suffering]

Qin Ye, a top-level sniper and mechanical genius, is reborn as a pitiful young woman in the 1970s.

A hell-mode start? Not a chance!

If there’s a problem, she’d rather throw a punch than argue! Qin Ye kicks her awful relatives to the curb, turns around and clears out the family’s assets, then takes her relocation subsidy and heads off to the Great Northern Wilderness.

Her motto: Don’t wear yourself down. Wear your enemies to death!

Not enough food or clothes? She binds herself to the Debt Collection System. Beat someone up, and a big meat bun drops.

Enemy agents run rampant? She grabs a homemade heavy sniper rifle and teaches them a lesson from a thousand meters away.

Technology blockade? She brings out her maxed-out mechanical talent, handcrafts precision parts, and stuns the nation’s top research institute!

From an easy target to a national treasure and military industry magnate, Qin Ye lives like the most arrogant queen of the 1970s.

Meanwhile, Lu Linshen, the Special Security Bureau team captain rumored to be cold and merciless, with no interest in women, becomes her strongest shield.

The whole military region thinks Captain Lu is afraid of women, until someone catches a glimpse of him:

The ruthless Lu, nicknamed the Living King of Hell, is kneeling on one knee, carefully wiping down Qin Ye’s rifle barrel and coaxing her softly: “Honey, who do you want to beat up today? Leave it to me. Don’t get your hands dirty.”