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Engels once said, "A marriage without love is an immoral marriage."
It took Yu Tao living her life over again to realize that she was the male lead's doomed ex-wife in a period novel. He would die young, and they had no love between them.
In the book, she met a tragic end. Two of her three children went missing, and the third developed severe autism.
Given a second chance, Yu Tao vows to protect all three of her children and build a different life for herself.
As for her husband, he's just a tool.
In 1960, the first arranged marriage takes place in Laowa Village.
After ten years as a wife left behind, Yu Tao listens to her mother-in-law and travels a thousand miles with her three children to her husband's military post, where she becomes a military wife from the countryside.
Many people in the residential compound think Yu Tao isn't good enough for Liu Qingsong.
Liu Qingsong joined the revolution early. He's handsome, has earned countless military honors, attended military academy, and became a regiment commander at a young age.
Yu Tao, meanwhile, is uneducated and inexperienced, plain and unfashionable, and a remnant of the old society's feudal thinking.
No one expected this couple, who seemed so mismatched to outsiders, to build an ever-better life together, raising children who all grew up to be filial and accomplished.
Even Yu Tao becomes more beautiful, graceful, and cultured without realizing it, proving the many who mocked her wrong and earning the respect of countless people! ...
1. I'm terrible at writing synopses. If you're interested, feel free to take a look.
2. The setting is entirely fictional, and the plot exists to serve the story.
3. Domestic life and family matters. My writing is amateurish, so please don't hold it against me.
Theme: Dare to stand up for yourself, and live simply and work hard.
Don't blame history for everything, he was born a scumbag.
I can't understand the operation of not telling the male protagonist. It could be because of distrust, but the male protagonist is a soldier. It is obvious that the enemy's target is the army. The male protagonist's identity can do more, and the previous things have been investigated. Although there is indeed not a lot of evidence to prove that Dong is really problematic, but the man named Dong who beat Liu Erzhu in this life The son, the entanglement with Zhou, and the persistence of the resident. In fact, as a mother, it is very suspicious that she has not disciplined her daughter for such a humble and unlimited behavior, let alone marrying back to the resident. Even if the male protagonist does not believe it, it is better to give him a warning or provide an idea than to plan it by someone outside the system, right???? This decision is really wrong, right?
At that time, some military officers, cadres and old revolutionaries were really fooled around by mistresses. They were obviously treacherous beasts, but they called it love. How many officials abandoned their wives and children as soon as they became prosperous, and the state did not care about them.
Has the little one changed his name? Isn't it called Nan Ting? Why change the name to Beijiang?
My biggest regret is that your regret is related to me...
No matter what, we can't let Wang Xiaojuan have no way out. Wang Yong's fault is Wang Yong's fault. Li Aili is also wrong. He is the successful version of Zhou Xiaoli. Although he is not that hateful, she is indeed wrong.
It's really fate that plays tricks on people.
At this time, I hope the heroine will tell the hero everything
Pay tribute to the heroic revolutionary predecessors!
The young master is really a gentle person.