Spiritual Spring Space: In Famine Years, Bring the Kid to Find His Commander Father and Recognize the Kin

Sixth- and seventies era · Army marriage and following the husband to the military · Spirit spring space · Double purity · Transmigration and rebirth comeback · Abusing scum · Marriage first, love later · Becoming prettier and stronger · Food and raising kids daily life · True heiress · Medical skills

Her adoptive mother pushed her into the water, and she cooperated with the act to extort a military officer husband.

After marriage, she lived in her maiden family for a long time and gave the living expenses sent by her military officer husband to her adoptive mother.

Even after giving birth, she never told her husband.

She kept working like a mule for her adoptive mother, doing the hardest labor and eating the least food.

When the year of famine came, her husband stopped sending living expenses. Her adoptive mother forced her to remarry and sell her child, and the child starved to death because of it.

Her military officer husband was badly injured on a mission and died without ever knowing he already had an heir.

Jiang Nian, a transmigrated master of both Chinese and Western medicine, discovered that she had come into such a cannon-fodder role and complained endlessly.

However, the system told her that the weak, foolish sucker was her in a previous life.

What now? She had to make up for the maternal love she owed her child in her past life.

Jiang Nian dealt with the scum and immediately took the child to the army to recognize their father.

Driving an ox cart with two four-year-old children, she fled the impoverished mountain village and was chased all the way.

In the midst of wandering hardship, she ran into the children’s father.

Huo Xiao saw the two ragged little kids who looked just like miniature versions of himself and confirmed without a doubt that they were his own. His paternal love instantly exploded.

He never expected that his dark, wretched rural wife would turn fair and beautiful two months later, and she could even practice medicine, painstakingly pulling him back from the brink of death.

He had thought she was illiterate and knew nothing, but in fact she could both write and fight.

Later, she was even hired as an orthopedic specialist at the military hospital.

When the parents-in-law saw their daughter-in-law’s face, they thought of the bloodline of an old comrade.

Could it be that the high-ranking family had been raising a fake young lady all along?