The Spicy Mama's Little Shop in the 1970S

News came from the army: Xiao Ye had gone missing on the battlefield, and his chances of survival were slim. The Xiao family matriarch immediately proposed splitting up the household. Ye Miao was driven out to the dilapidated old house at the far end of the village. Ye Miao, bound to a general store System, grinned from ear to ear. Just what she wanted! The far end of the village was perfect. No one lived there, and she could pick wild vegetables on the back hill and sell them at her store, immediately exchanging them for two slabs of pork belly. It couldn't get any better! Her female cousins had long been jealous that Ye Miao had married a good man. They took the opportunity to come and mock her, hoping to see her in a pitiful state. When they saw the rosy-cheeked, radiant woman and the two fair, plump little toddlers at her feet, they were dumbfounded. "You..." This wasn't right. Half a month later, the sudden appearance of a man left the entire village dumbfounded. Wasn't the eldest Xiao son supposed to be dead? "I hear you're planning to remarry and take my kids with you?" The man gripped her slender waist, his sharp eyes narrowing dangerously. Ye Miao: "..." Later, Ye Miao was delighted to follow her husband to his island military post. The coast was full of lobster, crabs, sea urchins, abalone, and all sorts of other delicacies. She put them on the shelves in her little shop, and they sold out at once. Meanwhile, Xiao Ye stared at the red-braised pork, stir-fried river shrimp, and seasonal vegetables that should never have been on the dinner table, lost in thought. Did the island have these things? Theme: Eat well, drink well, and live well.