Heading North in the Eighties to Find My Husband

After Mu Zhou enlisted, his family adopted a younger sister for him, intending for her to become his wife.

Mu Zhou would never agree to something so old-fashioned and arranged.

But his parents said the girl's parents had died long ago and she was an orphan, so he could only raise her at home like a younger sister. Every month, he sent his entire salary home to pay for her schooling and milk candy.

Though Mu Zhou had earned many military honors, he had little education. When the military downsized, he was assigned to a factory in the defense industry. But the factory failed to transition to civilian production and hadn't paid wages in six months. His former comrades were all struggling and desperate.

Mu Zhou was glad he hadn't married the girl back home. She was pretty and well educated. She deserved to marry a stable man with a bright future, so she could have all the milk candy she wanted.

He didn't know that Chang Le, who loved milk candy, had been a sought-after business strategist in her previous life, with people lining up to consult her.

Thanks to Mu Zhou's salary, she had spent over a decade living a carefree country life, and planned to keep doing so. Then she suddenly learned that Mu Zhou was about to marry someone else.

Chang Le flexed her wrist and headed for the defense factory.

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