1970s Military Marriage: The Chief’s Country Wife is Wild and Unruly

In a 1v1 super sweet, strong male and strong female military marriage story full of reversals, satisfying comeuppances, and adorable babies, Shen Mengyao, a woman from the 21st century, wakes up to find herself transformed into the cannon fodder female supporting character of a period drama.

In the original story, the original character was weak and indecisive, squandering her advantages and ultimately dying tragically in a foreign land. The heroine, however, was the most beautiful military wife, a university student whose life shone brightly, and whose husband became the youngest general.

Shen Mengyao, with a bold stroke, decides that if she’s here, the heroine will have to step aside. She tears up the script, levels up, fights monsters, overturns the narrative, and leaves the Japanese invaders crying for their mothers. In this era of scarcity, she not only creates miracle after miracle but also finds true love.

Xiao Ye is a sharp blade in the army, a promising young talent favored by the old general. Just as everyone expects Xiao Ye to marry the old general’s granddaughter, he unexpectedly marries a country wife. For two years after their marriage, Xiao Ye’s country wife hasn’t even shown her face, leading the residents of the military family housing to believe the marriage won’t last.

They waited and waited. Instead of a divorce, they witnessed the abstinent Xiao Ye holding his wife’s slender waist, pressing her against the door, and kissing her passionately. Xiao Ye whispers in her ear, “Wife, don’t listen to those gossips. I’m not getting a divorce. Never. My money is yours, I am yours, my life is yours.”

The gossips: “…”

The fools were them all along.