In her previous life, she was a powerful woman in the business world. After an accident, she woke up as Su Wan, a rural girl from the 1970s. The family is poor and has a mean stepmother. She was forced to replace her stepsister and marry an officer she had never met when she just turned eighteen.
On their wedding night, she carefully looked at the tall, cold man in front of her. His eyebrows are like knives, and his eyes are colder than the wind outside the Great Wall.
Lu Chen has only one request for his "organized" wife: to stay in her own right.
Su Wan nodded like garlic. Peaceful? Can't get it. She just wants to survive in this strange era, save enough capital, and leave as soon as the policy is relaxed.
But slowly, things began to derail.
She casually taught the military wives in the compound how to grow mushrooms, and an unprecedented aroma of mushrooms filled the family building in the military area. She said a few words about her judgment on the current situation, and her husband looked at her with a more probing look. She went to college and went into business. Every step she took was at the forefront of the times. There was always a taciturn man behind her to shield her from the wind and rain.
Lu Chen never talks about love. He just handed over every cent of her allowance to her, was the first to stand up when she was bullied by her parents, and said "I'll support you" when she decided to resign and go into business.
Su Wan thought that she just wanted to make a transition through marriage, but she didn't know that in the sewing under the kerosene lamp, the bumps on the road with the army, and the worries in the books between the two places, she had already lost her heart in this man's military coat.
He never said he loved her. He just put his life in her hands.
