A 1970s Blind Date at the Wrong Table, and Now the Regiment Commander Is Obsessed with Winning His Wife Back and Having a Baby

Adapted from the short drama Seven Zero: I Sat at the Wrong Table for a Blind Date, but Married the Right Man and Won Big

[Rebirth and Revenge] [Science and Technology Make the Nation Strong] [Spirit Spring Space] [Marriage First, Love Later] [The Scumbag's Road to Ruin]

Sang Luo always thought she was the happiest woman in the world.

She married her childhood sweetheart. Even after living apart for fifty years, and never having a child together, their love never faded.

But when she retired, she discovered that her marriage certificate was fake.

Her husband had another wife, and the two of them had a house full of children and grandchildren.

Fifty years! How many fifty-year stretches does a life get?

Sang Luo promptly reported him, dragging the scumbag from his pedestal, only for him to stab her to death in a fit of despair.

When she opened her eyes again, she was reborn on the day the scumbag proposed to her.

To hell with that!

This time, she wanted nothing to do with him.

Wouldn't it be better to find herself a handsome soldier instead?

But this soldier was a little strange. He always acted disdainful and distant toward her, yet couldn't help drawing close.

Only later did she learn they had gone on the wrong blind dates!

But so what?

Surely it wasn't true that it made no difference who you spent your life with.

Outside, he was the mighty, impartial Regiment Commander Zhang.

At home, he was a sweet puppy who hugged and kissed her and always took her side.

Who wouldn't adore him?

Living a second life, the heroine picked up the plans she hadn't managed to complete in her previous life and beat foreign countries to the punch every time.

"What? The Rabbit Country already has color televisions, and they're producing and using them on a wide scale?"

"What? The Rabbit Country has already made new-energy vehicles? Didn't they say everyone there rode old-fashioned bicycles?"

"What? The Rabbit Country has already launched a manned spacecraft?"