Military Marriage Like Candy: The Stoic Commander Spoils His Wife Every Day

[Gentle, steadfast ingénue VS cold-faced, pure-hearted military officer]

Song Caicai’s husband dies six months after they marry.

Her mother-in-law threatens to kill herself unless Caicai marries her younger brother-in-law.

Her brother-in-law joined the army as a boy and has a proud, unruly temperament. Knowing he resents the marriage too, Caicai makes a deal with him: they will divorce in a year.

After joining the army, they treat each other with courtesy and keep their distance, never interfering in one another’s lives.

There’s a reborn person and a transmigrator in the unit.

With their guidance, Caicai learns to make all sorts of unusual dishes.

Luosifen, milk tea, spicy hot pot...

She enjoys her peaceful country life, planting vegetables and cooking every day, and lives a simple, warm existence.

Every day, Xie Chengan comes home and is drawn to the food laid out on the table.

Little by little, he starts coming home more and more often.

Then, a year later, Caicai packs her things and prepares to leave.

But the man pins her against the corner of the bed, his eyes bloodshot as he looks at her. “Sister-in-law, have you fallen for someone else? Why not give me a try first? I promise I won’t disappoint you.”

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In the old days, travel was slow, and a lifetime was just enough to love one person.