Raising Children in the Frontier with My General Husband [70s]

When Qin Qingman woke up, not only had she traveled back to the resource-scarce 1970s, but she also found herself with nothing.

The wooden house was drafty, and outside was a frozen wasteland.

She looked at her five-year-old brother on the kang, who was crying in a voice as faint as a cat’s meow.

She sincerely hoped this was just a dream.

On the brink of starvation, she went up the mountain to dig wild vegetables but encountered a wild boar looking for food.

Just as she thought she might meet her end, a figure suddenly appeared beside her, and with one punch, the man shattered the boar’s skull, which weighed several hundred pounds.

As the man dragged the wild boar over to Qin Qingman, he said: “Comrade Qin, marry me.”

After staring at the towering man with his incredible strength and the bloody boar, Qin Qingman shamefully surrendered.

With meat to eat, she agreed to marry!

—o—o—o—

Wei Ling had died on the battlefield.

When he opened his eyes again, he found himself facing a completely unfamiliar family and a drastically changed Beijing.

Sensing danger, he immediately packed his bags and requested a transfer to the frontier.

The frontier was lush with green trees and blanketed in white snow, providing him with comfort and peace.

After settling in the frontier for a year, the 26-year-old Colonel Wei Ling received a letter.

A beautiful female educated youth was on her way to the frontier.

Colonel Wei, who had no intention of getting married, went up the mountain in anger.

Then he encountered Qin Qingman, who was in danger.

The beautiful girl had bright eyes and brows, both frail and strong, like resurrection grass in the desert.

Wei Ling’s previously dormant heart was stirred…