Summary:

Qin Qingman woke up to find herself not only transmigrated to the material-scarce 1970s but also penniless. The wooden house leaked from every corner, and outside, it was a world of ice and snow. Looking at her 5-year-old brother on the kang bed, crying like a kitten, she sincerely hoped it was all just a dream.

Hungry, she went up the mountain to dig for wild vegetables but encountered a wild boar scavenging for food. Just as she thought her life might be over, a figure appeared, and with a single punch, shattered the boar's skull.

"Comrade Qin, marry me," said the silent man as he dragged the wild boar to her side.

Looking at the tall man with impressive strength, and then at the bloodied boar, Qin Qingman shamefully gave in.

There was meat to eat-so she married him!

Wei Ling had died on the battlefield. When he opened his eyes again, not only did he have to face a completely unfamiliar 'family,' but he also had to deal with a capital city that had changed beyond recognition. Sensing danger, he immediately packed his bags and requested a transfer to the border.

The border, with its lush trees and snowy peaks, made him feel at ease.

Just one year after settling down there, the 26-year-old "old" Captain Wei received a letter informing him that a beautiful female educated youth was on her way to the border. Having never considered getting married, Captain Wei felt incredibly annoyed and went up the mountain to cool off.

That's when he saw Qin Qingman in danger.

The pretty girl had bright, fresh features, looking both fragile and strong, like a resilient desert plant. Wei Ling's long-dormant heart was moved...

Tags: Farming, Sweet Romance, Refreshing Story, Historical Era

Search Keywords: Protagonists: Qin Qingman, Wei Ling | Supporting Characters: (mentions of another completed work) | Others: Upcoming novel "After Widowhood, the Dead Husband Came Back [60s]"

One-liner Summary: Love at first sight, and there's always meat to eat.

Theme: Love for country, love for family.