Reborn in 1960: The Regiment Commander Husband Doesn’t Recognize Me

[Seventies · Rebirth · Medical Skills · Baby Treasure · Refusing to self-consume · Struggle · Spirit Spring Space · Family Matters] (The score is just out and a bit low; it will rise later.)

Jiang Wan is reborn in the year 1973. The moment she opens her eyes, she has lost her innocence.

Accidentally pregnant, she and her grandfather, who lived with her and depended on her, ignored the gossip and supported her in giving birth to her son.

Six years later, on the eve of a natural disaster, her grandfather died while saving others. Her parents, who had been absent in obscurity for twenty years, came to find her and forcibly brought the mother and son to Guilin.

Jiang Qing suppresses and bullies Jiang Wan everywhere. Jiang Wan refuses to consume herself and fires back at every turn. Jiang Jianguo and his wife grow colder and colder toward her, fortunately her younger brother and sister treat her sincerely and warm her frozen heart. Wanting to break away from the Jiang family, she can only change her originally slacking life plan.

She sells herbs and tea leaves; Jiang Qing is jealous and destroys her things, and Jiang Wan turns around and doubles the damage back onto her.

She sells sour pickles; Jiang Qing tampers with them in secret, causing customers to almost lose their lives, and Jiang Wan sends her in to serve time in prison.

When she happily chats with her childhood friend, Jiang Qing goes to snatch him, and Jiang Wan simply throws Jiang Qing into the river.

If you want to fight her, you’d better weigh whether you can dodge the silver needles in her hands.

Because of her second brother, she spends more time in the army. Besides supplying sour pickles, she also encounters other people’s provocations and casually shows off one move that blinds their dog eyes.

As the saying goes, the army and the people are one family, happily close. Jiang Wan gets along for so long with a bunch of burly men that she often forgets she claims to be a widow to the outside world. Whenever people ask who her dead husband is, she hastily makes up some nonsense.

Yet that regiment commander surnamed Shen is very strange. In the dead of night, he climbs up to the third floor and slips into her room, cornering her against the wall: “I am that dead husband of yours!”