[Period setting + military marriage + no golden finger + face-slapping + sweet romance + adorable kids]
Lin Xiuhe wakes up in the 1970s.
She’s become an unlucky widow whose money and virtue were stolen by a sent-down youth, whose husband is missing, and who can’t feed the two children in her care.
Her father doesn’t care for her, her mother doesn’t love her, and her two older brothers take turns showing up to mooch off her.
The good news: she’s a food blogger with real cooking skills.
The bad news: her family is dirt poor, she’s never even dated, and she’s suddenly unlocked the achievement of “mother of two.”
The even worse news: the children’s father, Shen Zheng, is a soldier who suddenly stopped sending word, so she has to go to the military base to find him.
After finally making it to the base, she discovers that the man has just woken from severe injuries, and his file clearly lists him as “unmarried.”
Lin Xiuhe nudges the two little ones forward. “They’re yours.”
Shen Zheng stares at the two little turnip heads in silence for a long moment, then pulls her into his arms. His voice is hoarse as he says:
“You finally came back.”
Later, everyone in the military compound knows that Colonel Shen’s wife is a genius at cooking, an expert at keeping accounts, and naturally gifted at putting people in their place.
The female soldier from the art troupe who kept picking fights with her was publicly reduced to tears by Shen Zheng with a single remark, and never dared come back.
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