Blessed Wife: General's Endless Love
[Sent Down to the Countryside in the 1970s + Portable Space + Marriage Before Love + Military Marriage and Winning His Wife Back + Turning Her Life Around While Raising a Child]
Evelyn Stanton unexpectedly transmigrates into a book and becomes a pitiful educated youth sent down to the countryside in the 1970s.
The moment she opens her eyes, she inherits the original owner's complete mess: pregnant, she is mercilessly tormented by her vicious mother-in-law, exploited and coerced by the entire family, forced to do the heaviest farmwork while heavily pregnant, and made to go hungry and suffer day after day, living a life of utter misery.
In her previous life, the original owner had been weak and spineless, yielding at every turn, and was ultimately tormented to death by the entire family.
But Evelyn Stanton, who has transmigrated into her body, has a fiery temper and refuses to waste away in self-inflicted misery!
When faced with the family's relentless bullying, she grabs a kitchen knife and fights back head-on, firmly announces in front of everyone that she is separating from the family, cuts off those toxic family ties for good, and frees herself from everyone's manipulation and schemes!
Just as she successfully establishes a separate household, she is delighted to awaken a portable space!
Rice, flour, grains, cooking oil, sauces, vinegar, dried goods—everything is fully stocked, leaving her with abundant supplies and no worries about food or clothing.
From then on, she bids farewell to the hard days of going hungry and enjoys a comfortable, carefree life.
As for her military-officer husband, Vincent Caldwell, who left to carry out a mission just two days after their wedding and then vanished without a trace?
Evelyn Stanton had long since cast him out of her mind, devoting herself to building a career, carrying her pregnancy to term, and living carefree on her own.
Half a year later, the iron-blooded military officer returns from his mission, pushes open the door, and is instantly dumbfounded.
After being away from home for two years, he finds not only a well-behaved, adorable child who seems to have appeared out of nowhere, but also that the woman of the house has become both unfamiliar and dazzling.
Looking at his utterly composed wife before him, Vincent Caldwell instantly feels his eyes grow red. Shedding his usual cold, steely demeanor, he humbly pleads for reconciliation in a low voice:
“Wifey, I was wrong. I won't ever leave again.”
From then on, the once aloof, restrained, decisive commander completely transforms into a clingy wife-spoiling fanatic.
Wherever his wife goes, he follows without leaving her side, taking care of all the household chores and farmwork and cherishing her and their child as the most precious people in his heart.
Anyone who dares bully his wife or cause her trouble will have him standing up first to back her and protect her.
Marriage