Daily Life with the Border Garrison

After waking from a nap, Su Renhe found herself a military wife stationed at the Ming Dynasty's frontier. The men went to war while the women did housework, and she had somehow landed herself the supposedly wonderful life of a traditional household where the men handled public affairs and the women stayed home.

Housework, clearing land and growing grain, spinning and mending, then more chores in her spare time. In wartime, she also had to do labor service, helping the army thresh rice, transport supplies, build barracks, and care for the wounded...

Out in public, she was a centurion's wife and the other soldiers' sister-in-law.

At home, she was the eldest daughter-in-law of the Lin family and the mother of two young children. With her parents-in-law above her and sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces, and nephews below, she had to set an example.

Life was a little hard, but she had to grit her teeth and get through it. After all, divorce wasn't an option.

Luckily, her husband was fiercely protective of her. He spoiled her when she needed spoiling and soothed her when she needed soothing. Of course, he also often bullied her until she cried...