Commander, Look! Your Sister-in-Law Is Having the Military Dogs Solve Another Case

In her previous life, Jiang Mingyue's stepsister stole her engagement, and she was married off to a good-for-nothing from the village. She froze to death in a mountain ravine while fleeing famine, trapped by a blizzard.

Only as she lay dying did she learn that Lu Beizheng, the “lame soldier” she had scorned, later became the youngest commander in the border defense district. He spent his whole life unmarried, searching for her remains.

Reborn in the winter of 1970, she is once again pressured by her stepmother to give up her military spouse quota to her stepsister, the fake heiress.

Jiang Mingyue sneers, packs her things in the middle of the night, takes her marriage certificate, and heads into the snowbound mountains: “This time, no one is taking my life from me!”

But as soon as she reaches the border outpost, she hears a gray wolf grumbling in the snow: “You clumsy two-legged creature! The supply truck overturned in the ravine on the western slope. If you don't hurry, everything will freeze solid!”

Jiang Mingyue freezes. She can understand animals!

From then on, the border outpost is never the same.

Before patrols, the wolves report enemy movements in advance. While gathering herbs, squirrels lead the way to wild ginseng. When food runs short, wild boars ram themselves into trees, volunteering to “join the team.”

The soldiers all say Captain Lu married a lucky charm.

But Lu Beizheng blocks the kitchen doorway, his voice low and husky. “Comrade Mingyue, I hear you helped the wolf pack earn another merit. Should your husband get in line for his reward too?”

Later, enemy spies infiltrate the snow-covered mountains. Jiang Mingyue points, and wolf howls shake the heavens across the slopes.

The whole military district knows: the young wife in Commander Lu's household even has the Wolf King taking orders from her.