Delicate Beauty in the 1970s Flirting with a Commander to Join the Military

Shen Nanqing was blessed with porcelain skin, a lithe figure, and breathtaking grace. Her performance in “Water Moon” stunned audiences and swept through award shows, earning her the title of goddess of classical dance.

However, an illness abruptly ended her flourishing career. When she awoke, she found herself reborn as a beautiful but brainless “flower vase” in the 1970s.

The original host was a famously pampered beauty from a prestigious military compound, doted on by her family from birth. Despite holding a winning hand in life, she foolishly clung to a man who didn’t care for her, causing endless turmoil at home.

Shen Nanqing had no interest in being a decorative doll. What truly captivated her was the broad-shouldered, narrow-waisted Commander Song.

Song Huaiwen was the golden boy in everyone’s eyes—handsome, capable, and a rising star in the military, having achieved great feats at a young age. Many military wives hoped to marry their daughters to him. But he was cold and aloof, hard to approach. His superiors nearly wore their lips out trying to persuade him to marry, but he was as unyielding as a stone.

One day, the entire compound was abuzz with the shocking news: the icy Song Huaiwen had gotten married. Everyone was dying to know what kind of woman had managed to pluck this flower from its high mountain peak.

When the fair and stunning Shen Nanqing arrived on the island, people were first awestruck—then full of pity.

Yes, she was beautiful, but with someone as emotionally distant and cold as “King Yama Song,” could she really last? This barren island seemed far too harsh for such a delicate flower.

But to their surprise, after marriage, Song Huaiwen transformed completely. Like a peacock in full display, he doted on his wife at every turn.

Not only did Shen Nanqing firmly plant her roots on the island, she even led the locals to prosperity and wealth.