The 1970S: I Marry a Rugged Man in a Flash and Bring Along Twelve Kids

Yun Qiran, an ancient guardian of the spirits, escapes to the 1970s with twelve hungry young zodiac beasts tucked in her arms. Everyone in the village says she's an orphan who has come seeking refuge with a bunch of "foolish nephews," so poor she can't even afford a meal and always mooches food from the neighbors. The cold-faced veteran Shen Yanzhou marries her purely to fulfill a task, never expecting to be surrounded by her "nephews" on their wedding night. "Auntie is one of us now!" He thought he had taken in a bunch of burdens. But a month later, Shen Yanzhou stares silently at the scene in his courtyard: Did that "little rat" who always rushed to help in the kitchen really steal every last grain from the black-market granary overnight? Did that "monkey kid" who was always squatting on the wall really punch through the commune warehouse's iron gate in three hits? Did that "Big Brother Ox," who butts into everyone he sees, really carry a tractor for three miles? Most outrageous of all, his frail-looking wife knocked out an enemy agent commander with a single slap. Shen Yanzhou loosens his collar, his gaze growing intense. "So when you said you were weak, you were lying to me?" The twelve divine beasts: "Uncle, do you have some misunderstanding about what a 'delicate young woman' is?" Later, the iron-blooded war god becomes a walking lovesick puppy who chases after his wife to feed her. "Honey, I earned another merit today. Can I get a hug as a reward?"