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The 1970s: Bringing a Spiritual Spring to the Military—Specializing in Curing Defiance and Infertility

by 丰年

[Northern Rough-and-tumble Military Officer VS Southwestern Spicy Little Tyrannosaurus Rex] [Military Marriage] [Extremely Delicate Family Members] [Hilarious Daily Life] [Getting Rich and Raising a Baby] [Micro-Group Portrait] Jiang Lusheng was reborn in the first year after her stepmother pretended to be paralyzed. The first thing she did was accidentally set her bed on fire. This made the old woman who had tormented her for twenty years finally get what she wanted—paralysis became a reality. Then, she performed a sterilization surgery on the scumbag who had lied to her about being a widow for twenty years in her previous life. Using her spatial ability, she took all her belongings and rushed to the Northern Military Region to join the army. Under the vast sky and amidst the boundless snow, she was the busiest person in the military compound. Planting vegetables in the east, building walls in the west, fighting tigers in the south, and wolves in the north. Having trouble conceiving? A blessed spring of pregnancy delivered a baby. That year, she went to Sichuan alone to promote her hometown’s cultural heritage—the Sichuan Road! Even the king of soldiers was terrified. The entire military compound knew that Commander Si had married a gentle, sweet-voiced woman from the southwest, who had exhausted Commander Si so much during military training that he was weak. But only the neighbors could hear his wife yelling every day, “I’m exhausted from the Shu Road!” He wasn’t tired, he was probably scared. His best friend said, “That was close, we almost let this kid have a good life, hahaha…” But ever since she came to the military compound, many eligible military wives in the supposedly unlucky “childless compound” have gotten pregnant? She not only can’t cure them, she can cure their infertility too! — Description from novelcodex.org

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