Military Marriage in the 1970s: I Use My Pocket Dimension to Win the Commander's Heart

In her previous life, her vile stepmother coaxed her into marrying a gambler from the neighboring town. Seven months pregnant, she was beaten to death on a rainy night.

Reborn, Su Niantang opens her eyes in 1978, one day before her wedding was supposed to take place!

Her stepmother still wants to trade her marriage for a bride price?

She tears up the marriage contract in front of everyone, slams her younger brother-in-law's gambling debts onto the table, then turns around and reports her stepmother's family for illegally reselling industrial coupons. Her stepmother's family weeps as they are driven out of the Su household!

What's more, she discovers she has a portable spiritual spring space. Its spring water heals burns and helps vegetables grow, becoming a lifesaving trump card during famine years.

The cold-faced officer, Gu Zhengye, whom she accidentally injures while fleeing her wedding, turns out to be the military district commander every young woman in the county dreams of marrying.

After he recovers, he comes to her door. "You saved my life. I'll repay you by marrying you."

Her awful relatives sneer: How could a country bumpkin be worthy of a commander? Then they use her reputation as a stepping stone for their own schemes!

Su Niantang sneers. With her space, meat and grain coupons are in demand throughout the provincial capital, and her skill at repairing farm machinery makes her a legend. Just watch her turn her life into a fairy tale.