Divorce in the Seventies: The Cold-Faced Officer Regrets It Too Late

[Set in the 1970s] + [Military Marriage] + [He Chases Her After Losing Her] + [Portable Storage Space and Supplies] + [Following the Troops to an Island] + [Building a Career]

Heiress Shen Xiyu, carrying a space full of supplies, was sent to an island, where she married Huo Zhengting, a stern-faced regiment commander with a bright future.

For three years, she followed the troops, cooking for him and using her supplies to support his impoverished, difficult family back home. But she could never warm his heart of stone.

Whenever danger struck, he always put his fallen comrade’s widow first.

On a typhoon night, while she lay burning with a fever, he was celebrating his comrade’s son’s birthday.

Huo Zhengting believed that the spoiled Shen Xiyu would never be able to live without his protection.

Until one day, she calmly handed over her military spouse’s identification and boarded the passenger ship back to the city.

“Commander Huo, let’s say the bullet I took for you was wasted on a dog. We’re even now.”

Later, on the campus of Peking University, Shen Xiyu, the department’s most sought-after beauty and the girl everyone agreed was hardest to win over, had a refined and elegant scientific research star by her side.

Huo Zhengting, the iron-blooded war hero who never shed a tear even when bleeding, stood all night beneath the women’s dormitory in the driving snow. His eyes bloodshot, he clutched the hem of her clothes and pleaded humbly, “Xixi, please, look at me just once more…”