The Sixties / Military marriage / Pocket dimension / Cute pets / Comedy / Marriage first, love later / Making money / Adorable kids / Sweet romance / Period novel
Food blogger Su Wan woke up in 1962, accompanied by her internet-famous little dog, Pang Niu.
Other people transmigrate and get a chance to turn their lives around with a System to give them an edge. She, on the other hand...
Had her family's ancestral “Garden of a Hundred Flavors” pocket dimension, where modern goods restocked every twenty-four hours. Use something today, and it would be back again tomorrow.
Sounds great, right?
The problem was, she wasn't as clever as her own dog.
Pang Niu was a Shih Tzu-Pekingese mix, weighing six jin.
Five jin and nine liang of that weight was brains. The remaining liang was all appetite.
She'd chased off stray dogs, taken home a Bichon, and fiercely guarded her food, territory, and owner. She wouldn't even let her owner's sister hold her own dog in front of her.
Su Wan charged ahead with reckless courage, while Pang Niu acted as her canine strategist, keeping watch and dishing out commentary. Together, they sneakily built up their household assets.
Pickles to attract customers, soap to make money, all kinds of rare goods.
Even the dog was better at business than she was.
Her blind date was the youngest battalion commander in the army.
Born into a family of scholars, he had a gentle, refined smile like a schoolteacher, but he was also skilled in a fight, quick-witted, and shrewd.
Lu Zhixing had thought the second brother who entrusted Su Wan to him was sending over a soft, delicate girl who needed looking after.
Then he found out...
This wife of his was bolder than the sky.
And this dog... was as clever as a person.
